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Caseville hears presentation on proposed water system improvements plan
Summary
Consultant Todd Narlock presented a proposed water system improvements plan during a May 29 public hearing; residents asked questions about the intake project, REU definition, legacy pipes, loan terms and risk assessment. Council later approved submission to the state loan program.
Mayor Kenneth Rathje opened the City of Caseville special council meeting at 2:02 p.m. on May 29, 2026 and the council held a public hearing on a proposed water system improvements plan presented by Todd Narlock of Fleis & Vandenbrink.
Narlock delivered the engineering presentation for the plan and the hearing record was opened for public comment. The transcript records questions from residents about specific elements of the plan: whether the proposal is the intake project, what the acronym "REU" refers to, the status of water lines at the Caseville Resort, whether old lines would be left in place, details of any proposed loan, and whether a risk assessment had been performed. The record does not provide detailed answers to each question in the minutes.
Council adjourned the public hearing at 2:35 p.m. and later voted to submit the plan to the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF). The presentation and public comments were the principal substantive discussion on the water plan at the meeting; specific technical clarifications and loan terms were recorded as questions by residents but not specified in the minutes.
Next steps recorded in the meeting minutes include the council's formal vote to approve submission of the plan to the DWSRF (see separate item on Resolution #2026-26).
