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The Meridian City Council approved an emergency declaration authorizing immediate repairs to a damaged waterline at Sixth Street and Fifteenth Avenue. City staff reported that a section of pipe failed and that lines-maintenance crews replaced the damaged section. Crews called a contractor to install three insertion valves because existing valves in the area were inaccessible or would not operate. Staff said the city’s specialized equipment that would normally perform the valve installation was damaged and parts are on order, necessitating the contractor. Why it matters: The work restored water service and secured valves in a location where isolation was previously not possible, reducing the risk of future service outages. Discussion vs. decision: Discussion described the technical reason for the emergency declaration; the council approved the declaration by voice vote. Next steps: Staff said they would order parts for the damaged equipment and proceed with contractor work; staff estimated about four weeks for some materials to arrive once ordered.
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