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Star Valley Ranch to test flow meters as town evaluates stopping chlorination
Summary
Town Administrator Aitken told the council the water department will test flow meters and run coliform tests to determine whether the town can stop chlorinating its system; paving work and seasonal project pauses were also announced.
Town Administrator Aitken told the Star Valley Ranch Town Council on Oct. 8 that the town’s water department will test flow meters at wells and storage tanks and proceed with coliform testing to determine whether the municipality can discontinue routine chlorination.
The testing is intended to provide the operational data the town needs to evaluate treatment choices, Aitken said. He also reported that the WIP 2023 water-infrastructure project has paused for the winter and that Vista Drive (from Vista West to Cedar Creek Drive) will be paved this week.
Why it matters: Ending routine chlorination would change how the town manages treatment and monitoring; council members and staff treated the testing as a necessary step before any change in water-treatment policy.
Council discussion and next steps: The council heard the operational plan but did not take formal action. Staff outlined testing and monitoring work; no timetable for a decision to end chlorination was set in the work session. Further data or a staff recommendation likely will appear at a subsequent meeting.
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