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Strasburg to mail about 730 EPA-required service-line letters to residents
Summary
Water/Sewer Superintendent Nathan Kanouff told the council the village will send approximately 730 federally required letters asking residents to identify the material of their service lines as part of EPA compliance.
Water/Sewer Superintendent Nathan Kanouff informed the council that Strasburg will mail roughly 730 letters to residents asking them to identify the material of their water service lines to satisfy a U.S. EPA requirement. The letters will ask residents to report whether their service line is lead or another material, a step Kanouff described as federally mandated.
Kanouff also congratulated Solomon Cox for passing his water certification and noted that enclosing the sewer garage was completed successfully. The council recorded the report during routine departmental updates; no motion or vote was required for the informational item.
The timeline Kanouff outlined included expected relining work for water infiltration beginning in the last two weeks of November and other routine maintenance items described in the administrator’s report.
Next steps: the village will prepare and mail the required letters to residents and track responses to meet the EPA compliance timeline.
