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Minnetrista considers metering interconnects with St. Bonifacius to speed tower maintenance

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Council supported a staff-led study to meter shared water interconnects with neighboring St. Bonifacius, a step staff said could generate credits and potentially allow Minnetrista to move up Kings Point water tower maintenance from 2028 to as soon as 2026.

Minnetrista City staff told the council they will pursue metering of shared water interconnects with neighboring St. Bonifacius so both cities can better account for water flows, create usage credits, and potentially accelerate maintenance on the Kings Point water tower.

Staff said metered interconnects would let the cities quantify water moving between systems, information that the city needs for its water appropriation reports to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). "We don't know how much water is going back and forth between the cities," a city engineer explained, noting that…

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