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Andrew council denies resident’s claim after water tests reported normal
Summary
The council voted to deny a claim from resident Dean Margeson that city water damaged his clothing after staff testing of the household water reportedly showed normal results; the denial passed unanimously at the Dec. 10 meeting.
At the Dec. 10 Andrew City Council meeting, resident Dean Margeson submitted a claim alleging that city water had damaged his clothing. The minutes record that city staff member Jeff tested the water at Margeson’s house and that "the tests all came back good." After reviewing the materials, Council member Jamison moved to deny the claim; Council member Williams seconded and the motion passed with all ayes.
The minutes do not provide laboratory results or further details of the water testing beyond the staff report that samples were "good." The clerk or city staff are responsible for notifying the claimant of the council’s decision and for documenting the test results in the city’s records.
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