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Northmoor mayor outlines lead and copper testing plan; most pipes in town are lead, she says
Summary
Mayor Lynda Wilson said required lead-and-copper testing will sample about a dozen homes and three industrial sites, that most pipes in Northmoor are lead, and that Kissick Construction will begin testing; local property owners' records may reduce industrial testing costs.
Mayor Lynda Wilson briefed the board on lead-and-copper testing requirements at the Aug. 6 meeting, saying testing will be performed on roughly a dozen residences and three industrial businesses. Wilson said most pipes in Northmoor are lead and that Kissick Construction will begin the testing process.
Wilson noted that Don and Faye Alexander have maintained property records that may limit industrial testing expenses. The board did not take final action at the meeting; the item was presented as information about compliance and next steps.
The minutes do not include testing results or a schedule of sample dates; the board indicated testing would proceed under regulatory requirements and contractor scheduling.
