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Resident objects to radio head replacement; council and clerk note fluoride requirement and offer filtration option
Summary
Clerk Dana Miron reported a resident refusal to replace a radio head; residents raised concerns about radio waves and fluoride in the water. Council suggested home filtration and said, as stated in the meeting, that State of Minnesota requirements require adding and testing fluoride (citation not specified).
During the Clerk/Treasurer report at the Oct. 1 meeting, Dana Miron said Public Works encountered a resident’s first refusal to replace a radio head.
Residents present expressed concerns about radio waves from the equipment and about fluoride added to the city’s water supply. Clerk Miron said the city faces state requirements to add and test fluoride to the water system; council members suggested residents who object may use home filtration systems. The council did not take formal action on the refusal at the meeting.
The transcript records the concerns and the clerk’s statement about state requirements but provides no statute citation; the matter was noted and no enforcement or exemption was recorded.
