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Denton board discusses radium testing at well; maintenance orders test kits
Summary
Chairman Joe Hobelman raised radium testing at the municipal well; maintenance reported test kits are on order and outside firm WRT samples raw water annually. The board also approved small operational purchases and scheduled a trail update for December.
Chairman Joe Hobelman told the Village of Denton Board of Trustees on Nov. 4 that he wanted the municipal well tested for radium to monitor any changes in radium levels.
Maintenance staff Blackledge reported that test kits have been ordered to check radium levels. The minutes note that WRT samples the raw water once a year; the additional testing described in the minutes appears aimed at more frequent monitoring but the minutes do not specify a testing frequency or the cost for the tests.
During the same portion of the agenda the board approved $1,215.84 for tires for the town pickup (Jay's Oil) and $1,109 for pallet racking (WinRack). The board also placed a trail update on the December agenda for further discussion.
The minutes record these operational items and the ordering of test kits; no additional technical details or testing schedules were provided in the minutes.
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