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Operations report: two leaks repaired, filters replaced and dryer fans need upgrade
Summary
Operations Manager Gabe Aschbacher reported two fixed leaks (Carney Blvd and Jackson Street), water loss rise linked to those leaks and Cleveland Tower draining, that plant filters (11 years old) were replaced and a DuPont technician trained staff, and that dryer fans require higher-temperature replacements.
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Operations Manager Gabe Aschbacher told commissioners the water loss figure is up because of two leaks that have since been fixed—one on Carney Blvd and one on Jackson Street—and because Cleveland Tower was drained for its annual cleaning. Aschbacher said the city replaced water plant filters over the past weekend; the previous filters had been in service for 11 years, and a DuPont technician was on site to train staff on replacement.
Aschbacher also reported that the dryer fans need to be replaced with high-temperature fans for long-term durability. These maintenance updates were presented as part of the Operations Manager’s regular report; commissioners did not record additional direction or a vote on the items during the meeting.
