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Mossyrock reports multiple water-line leaks; F-450 truck refurbishment totals about $12,000
Summary
Public Works reported several water-line leaks likely caused by joint failures on older four-inch lines, ongoing repairs at treatment facilities, dead-reservoir-tree removals, and about $12,000 spent so far on refurbishing an F-450 for winter plowing.
Public Works briefed the council on infrastructure maintenance Oct. 15, reporting multiple water-line leaks on Dameron Road and Highway 122 attributed to likely joint failures on older four-inch lines; repairs are ongoing and being monitored. The department also reported removal of dead trees at the old reservoirs to reduce contractor costs and completion of repairs to a non-potable water pump and an electrical issue at the treatment plant.
Staff said upcoming maintenance will include painting road centerlines on Coleman Road and that the city’s F-450 truck is being refurbished and prepped for winter snowplowing, with an investment so far of approximately $12,000.
