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Gregory officials flag 1 million-gallon water surge; city may impose restrictions
Summary
Water/Sewer Supervisor Marty Jung told the council Gregory’s water use is about 1,000,000 gallons higher than the same time last year due to Northern Plains LLC and Golden West construction work; Mayor Al Cerny asked staff to monitor towers and said a restriction could be introduced if necessary.
Water/Sewer Supervisor Marty Jung told the Gregory City Council the city’s water consumption has increased by about 1,000,000 gallons compared with the same time last year, a spike he attributed to work by Northern Plains LLC and Golden West.
Mayor Al Cerny asked Jung to keep a close watch on the water towers and tanks and said he would consider introducing a citywide water restriction if monitoring indicates that action is necessary. The minutes do not record any immediate restriction; the council took no formal action at the May 18 meeting beyond asking staff to monitor usage.
