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Loganville City utility staff begin DNR five-year reporting; 4 of 11 samples completed

Loganville City Board (general meeting) · January 13, 2026
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Summary

At the Jan. 13, 2026 Loganville City utility meeting, staff reported the Department of Natural Resources five-year report is due April 3; sampling has begun (4 of 11 samples done), and staff discussed hiring Vierbicher to review the report for a possible fee of a few thousand dollars.

At the Loganville City utility meeting on Jan. 13, 2026, President Lankey called the utility session to order at 6:52 p.m.

Utility maintenance staff reported that the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) five-year report must be completed by April 3. Sampling for permit renewals has begun; staff noted that permit renewals require 11 samples and that four samples have been completed so far. They discussed storage options for samples (submitting once all samples are collected) and whether consulting firm Vierbicher should review the report before final submission; staff estimated such a review could cost "a few thousand" dollars but did not provide a firm estimate.

Separately, staff reported that the El Ranchito building was winterized and that they located and marked the outside water shutoff to facilitate access in the future.

Trustees moved and recorded routine motions to approve previous utility minutes (motion: Douglas/Koenig) and to pay utility bills totaling $5,844.99 (motion: Repka/Thieding); the transcript records these motions as carried. No public input was recorded during the utility meeting, which adjourned at 7:01 p.m.

Next steps: staff will continue sampling to reach the required 11 samples for permit renewal and will decide whether to commission an engineering review by Vierbicher before submitting the DNR five-year report.