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Superintendent says Mountain View well drilling paused after early samples
Summary
The superintendent reported that initial depth-interval samples at the Mountain View well were “not recommended,” prompting the district to pause drilling and revisit alternative options for the water project.
Superintendent Cherise Olvera told the Chatom Union School District Board of Trustees that drilling at the Mountain View well has been paused after the first four depth intervals sampled were "not recommended," and the district is reviewing other options.
Olvera provided the update during the district reports section of the Aug. 13 meeting, saying the test results prompted a halt to forward drilling while staff assess alternatives and next steps. Board members approved returning to public session after a closed discussion of personnel and other agenda items; no formal vote specific to the well was recorded in the minutes. The board later scheduled a special meeting tied to bid openings, indicating an expedited timetable for time‑sensitive facilities work if needed.
