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Moore Engineering: Kandiyohi submits lead service line inventory; council sets Aug. 7 work session
Summary
Moore Engineering told the Kandiyohi City Council the Lead Service Line Inventory was submitted to the Minnesota Department of Health; the council scheduled a special work session Aug. 7 to review Phase 1 infrastructure steps and preliminary costs.
Jon Pauna of Moore Engineering told the Kandiyohi City Council on July 15 that the city's Lead Service Line Inventory has been submitted to the Minnesota Department of Health. The council set a special meeting/work session with Moore Engineering for Aug. 7, 2024, at 7 p.m. to go over upcoming Phase 1 infrastructure steps and initial cost estimates; no formal action will be taken at that session.
Why it matters: submitting the inventory fulfills a reporting step required by state public‑health oversight and positions the city to plan work for replacing or remediating lead service lines if required. Council members said they want a focused technical review of next steps and a clearer cost picture before authorizing project work.
What was said: Pauna reported the inventory submission to MDH and outlined that the next stages will involve project scoping and cost estimates. The council's decision at the meeting was to schedule a dedicated work session with Moore Engineering; no vote tally was recorded for that scheduling. The work session is intended as a staff‑and‑consultant briefing rather than a decision meeting.
What comes next: Moore Engineering will present Phase 1 cost estimates and recommended next steps at the Aug. 7 work session. Any formal approvals or procurements for infrastructure work will require subsequent council action at a regular meeting.
