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Pleasanton council to investigate resident water-quality complaint
Summary
A Pleasanton resident brought jars of water and a video to the March 2 council meeting, prompting the council to agree to investigate reported household water-quality problems.
A Pleasanton resident said her tap water had visible contamination and the City Council agreed to investigate.
At the March 2 meeting, resident Zulma Dalila of 609 Center Street presented jars of water samples and a video she said showed the water in her home. Dalila and Amaya Ticas raised the complaint during public comment; Council members assured them the issue would be checked and asked staff to follow up. No formal action or timeline for testing was announced.
City Administrator/Clerk Becky Hegwald was present when the complaint was made and indicated staff would review options for investigating and responding to the concern. The council did not vote on any emergency measures at the meeting.
The matter remains under review; council members did not specify a date for a follow-up report.
