Star Valley Ranch updates water system progress as PFAS results expected in September
Town Administrator Trevor Aitken reported 312 residential meters installed, a 10–12% old-meter failure rate, and said DEQ expects initial PFAS results in September with a second round planned; council heard staff will resume meter installations once road work finishes.
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Town Administrator Trevor Aitken briefed the council on ongoing water-system work, saying the town has installed 312 residential meters to date and is managing an approximately 10–12% old-meter failure rate. He told the council that the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) "has indicated that PFAS results will be returned sometime in September, with a second round of testing also planned for that month."
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