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Prinsburg council adopts ordinance authorizing replacement of hazardous water service lines
Summary
Prinsburg’s City Council on March 4 approved Task Order #5 for the Lead Service Line Project and adopted an ordinance authorizing replacement of lead, galvanized or other hazardous private water service lines; motions passed by voice vote (MSP).
Prinsburg’s City Council on March 4 approved both a task order for the Lead Service Line Project and an ordinance permitting the city to replace hazardous private water service lines, council records show.
The council approved Task Order #5 for the Lead Service Line Project after Councilmember Dan Negen moved to approve and Councilmember Greg Bonnema supported the motion. Later in the meeting, Councilmember Nate Marcus moved to adopt the “Lead Service Line Ordinance Authorizing the Replacement of Lead, Galvanized, or Other Hazardous Water Service Lines of Private Property,” with Councilmember Mike Bredeck supporting the motion; both motions carried (MSP).
The ordinance language as presented authorizes replacement of lead, galvanized or other hazardous water service lines on private property. Council minutes do not record details of funding, cost estimates, timelines, or whether replacements will be performed by city crews or contractors.
The approvals finalize the council’s authorization to proceed with the next phase of the lead service line program for the city. The council did not record a roll-call vote in the minutes provided; motions are listed as MSP (motion seconded and passed).
