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South Zanesville authorizes $200,000 Ohio EPA loan application after water compliance update
Summary
Council authorized Administrator Joe Miller and DLZ to proceed with a proposed $200,000 Ohio EPA loan application for water infrastructure; Administrator reported an EPA compliance issue involving water tank mesh had been corrected.
The South Zanesville Village Council on May 4 authorized Administrator Joe Miller and engineering firm DLZ to proceed with an application for a proposed $200,000 Ohio EPA loan to support water system infrastructure improvements.
Council discussed estimated repayment terms and potential loan forgiveness opportunities before approving the motion; Tim Adams moved to authorize the application and Ed Harlan seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
Administrator Joe Miller told the council that village crews replaced eight water meters, completed 62 locates and 41 work orders during the month, and that the previously identified EPA violation concerning the water tank mesh has been corrected. He also said a spare well field pump motor had been ordered and that the Greenhouse Road project should be completed in coming months with Muskingum County notifying affected property owners.
The minutes record no further timeline for the loan application; the council directed Administrator Miller and DLZ to proceed with the application process, and the minutes record a planned follow-up to report on application status.
