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Residents raise water-contamination concerns during St. Charles public comment

City Council of St. Charles · March 3, 2026
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Summary

A representative of the Findett Corporation Superfund Community Advisory Group (also called the St. Charles Clean Water Group) told the council on March 3 that water contamination is a problem in St. Charles and announced upcoming community meetings; no council action was recorded on the issue.

During the public-comment portion of the March 3 meeting, Jose S. Lardizabal (also identified as Dale Keter) spoke on behalf of the Findett Corporation Superfund Community Advisory Group, also identified in the minutes as the St. Charles Clean Water Group, about a water contamination problem in St. Charles and the group's upcoming meetings.

The council minutes record the comment but do not show a staff presentation, formal response, or a Council directive to address the matter in that meeting. The record indicates the group is active and notifying the public about future meetings; the minutes do not provide technical details, contaminant names, affected locations or corrective actions.

The meeting's public-comment docket also included Eli Stobel of Local757, who spoke in favor of Council Bill 14061 (the proposed EMS MOU).