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Council adopts West Metro multi-community wellhead protection plan Part 1
Summary
Bloomington joined seven neighboring communities in adopting Part 1 of a multi-community wellhead protection plan that redraws drinking-water supply management areas and vulnerabilities; staff will continue the pilot into Part 2 to identify management strategies and potential contaminant inventories.
The Bloomington City Council unanimously adopted Part 1 of the West Metro Multi-Community Wellhead Protection Plan on March 3, joining seven other west-metro communities in a coordinated update of drinking-water supply delineations and vulnerability maps.
Scott Anderson, Bloomington’s utilities superintendent, told the council Part 1 is the technical "data element" of a wellhead protection plan — the delineation of wellhead protection areas, drinking-water supply management areas (DWSMAs), and vulnerability assessments. He said the revised…
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