Star Valley Ranch council prepares for possible voluntary chlorination after EPA tests
Town officials reviewed recent EPA microparticulate testing and a response letter outlining repairs at Prater Canyon spring and the option to begin voluntary chlorination as soon as next week if water samples show concerning results.
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Administrator Aitken said the Town paid $530 for an EPA microparticulate analysis report delivered the morning of July 8 and has submitted a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency outlining steps to address water-quality concerns. He said the Town plans mesh installation at the Prater Canyon spring, repairs to an overflow line and is considering voluntary chlorination as a proactive measure to meet EPA standards.
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