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City describes water taste and odor fixes; basin-cleaning seen as urgent need
Summary
The Water and Sewer Department said plant output tests show improved taste and odor, the department purchased chlorine dioxide and activated carbon systems, and basin-cleaning equipment and automation are identified as an immediate need; rental of a skid-steer plus crane costs were cited as an interim cleaning expense.
William Daniel, director of the Water and Sewer Department, told the committee the taste-and-odor problem at the treatment plant has improved and described new equipment purchases and plans to address basin maintenance that staff say is necessary to prevent recurring color and taste issues.
Daniel said the plant water quality has "actually got it coming out of the plant where it's it's…
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