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Chiniak resident urges borough help to trigger public water-system testing
Summary
A Chiniak resident told the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly the community needs borough and school-board support to reach the 25-user threshold required to become a regulated public water system, which would trigger DEC-required testing and clarify whether a large filtration plant is necessary.
Monique Lewis urged the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly on Sept. 11 to help Chiniak become a regulated public water system so proper drinking-water testing requirements would apply.
"We're asking the assembly and the school board to partner with us to get through steps 1, 2, and 3," Lewis said, referring to the phased work she said is needed for the Chiniak community to meet the 25…
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