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Council notes EPA mandate to replace lead and galvanized service lines
Summary
City of Shelley work meeting minutes record that all lead and galvanized service lines must be replaced per EPA; the minutes do not specify cost, timeline, or funding responsibility and defer details to the public hearing and future council action.
The City of Shelley work meeting on April 8 recorded that all service lines composed of lead or galvanized materials "must be replaced per EPA." City leaders were informed of the regulatory requirement, but the minutes provide no information on cost estimates, funding sources, or a replacement schedule.
The meeting record says staff will present the graphs and information at a public hearing later that evening; however, minutes do not indicate whether the replacement mandate will be part of that hearing's scope or how the city plans to comply over time. The work meeting did not record a vote or a formal policy decision about financing or timing for replacements.
Because the minutes contain the regulatory statement without implementation details, residents and property owners should expect more specifics at the council meeting public hearing and in subsequent staff reports.
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