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City receives lead service line updates; TIF inspections being finalized
Summary
Brady Panitzke told the council that lead service line information has been sent to the Department of Health, roughly 15 properties could not be accessed for inspection, and TIF inspections are complete with contractor Bollig fine-tuning reports.
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At the Aug. 12 meeting, Brady Panitzke updated the Echo City Council on two infrastructure efforts. Panitzke reported that lead service line information has been submitted to the Minnesota Department of Health and that about 15 properties were inaccessible to inspectors during the survey period. He said contractor Bollig is finalizing the tax-increment financing (TIF) inspection reports.
Panitzke did not identify the inaccessible addresses in the public record during the meeting. No formal action was taken; the update was informational and intended to keep the council apprised of project status and next steps for outreach to inaccessible properties.
