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Council hears suggestion to rejoin Rural Water, receives update on new well fence
Summary
A resident urged Lynndyl to rejoin Rural Water for technical help with chlorine, valves and leak detection; council received an update that a fence is up around a new well but took no formal action to rejoin Rural Water at the March 4 meeting.
During the March 4 Lynndyl Town Council meeting, Joe Carpenter recommended the town consider rejoining Rural Water; the minutes note Lynndyl has not been a member since 2002. Carpenter said Rural Water can help with chlorine consulting, failing valves and leak detection.
Richard Pyne reported the fence around the town’s new well is complete. The minutes record these as informational items; the council did not make a formal motion to rejoin Rural Water or record a vote on water-system membership during the meeting.
The exchanges identify practical technical needs—chlorine consulting and leak detection—where outside membership or contracting could be cost-effective. The minutes do not include cost estimates, implementation steps, or a timeline for returning to Rural Water. Those details would be required for a formal council decision in a later meeting.
