Resident raises backflow concerns; board to notify residents about hydrant use
A resident raised concerns about plumbing and the use of fire hydrants, recommending an RPZ or air gap; the board discussed signage and agreed a letter to residents is needed.
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During the regular agenda a resident, Brad Groothuis, addressed the trustees about plumbing concerns tied to fire hydrant use. Groothuis said the village needs to require an RPZ (reduced pressure zone) device or an air gap when hydrants are used for filling or irrigation to prevent backflow into the water system; he recommended sending a notice to residents and placing signage on hydrants.
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