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Wallace trustees schedule water-tower inspection and discuss alley millings and shutoff letters
Summary
The board scheduled a water-tower inspection for Aug. 15, 2024, agreed to send shutoff letters to past-due water accounts, and asked staff to explore using millings for village alleys; no inspection results or specific timelines for enforcement were provided in the minutes.
At its Aug. 12 meeting the Village of Wallace Board of Trustees noted several water and infrastructure items that could affect residents' service and local maintenance plans.
Chairperson Gary Hager announced a water-tower inspection set for Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024; the minutes record the scheduling only and do not include any inspection results. The board also agreed that past-due water accounts would receive shutoff letters, but the minutes do not specify which accounts or the timeline for shutoffs.
Trustees discussed exploring the availability of millings to use in village alleys as a low-cost maintenance option. The minutes show the board directed staff to look into obtaining millings, but no purchase or project schedule was recorded.
These items were discussed as operational matters rather than formal ordinance or budget votes; follow-up tasks recorded in the minutes include preparing shutoff letters and investigating millings. The board adopted a water-rate increase (Resolution 24-07) at the same meeting; the effective date is Oct. 1, 2024, but the minutes do not specify the new rates.
