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Yamhill public works reports leak‑reduction progress, pipeline work and pending FEMA tank grant
Summary
Public Works briefed council on water and wastewater projects: insert valves and new clamps reduced leak response time, about 24,596 linear feet of new pipe installed in five years, improved wastewater lagoon levels, and staff said a FEMA grant to increase tank capacity is expected soon.
Public Works staff updated the Yamhill City Council on Oct. 8 about ongoing water and wastewater projects and system performance.
Staff described operational adjustments while a new intake structure is under construction, noting the system was brought in at low flow rates (about 300 gallons per minute) and that operators ran pumps 22–24 hours per day at times. Crew work on leak detection and repair, the…
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