Council cites testing/reporting lapses as reason to seek temporary operator and RFP in coming months
Council members said the township has received noncompliance notices for missed testing or reporting since April and that staff will pursue a request-for-proposals later; a consultant and Hughes Environmental were identified as candidates to maintain operations.
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Council discussion on July 29 emphasized that recent noncompliance findings stemmed from failures to test or file required reports, not from immediate water-quality exceedances. The presiding official said, "We've received some noncompliance violations over the last 2 months since April," and noted that whether fines are imposed may depend on the township's next regulatory test in September.
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