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Mapleton committees report on PFAS filtration research; streets to put building bid to market
Summary
Trustee Ben Hausam said he is researching filtration options for a PFAS condition, including reverse osmosis and granular carbon systems; Trustee Rodney Smith said the Streets & Alleys committee will move the building project to bid and consult an architect, and reported replacement of stolen street signs.
Trustee Ben Hausam told the board he is researching water-filtration options related to a PFAS condition, looking at reverse osmosis and granular activated carbon systems and checking prices. "Ben stated he is continuing to research about a filtration system for the PFAS condition and looked at reverse osmosis and a granulated carbon system and checking prices," the minutes state.
Trustee Rodney Smith said the Streets & Alleys committee will put the building build out for bid and consult an architect about drawings. He also said street signs have been stolen again and he is ordering more replacements. The minutes record these as committee reports; no motions or votes were recorded on the filtration research or the building bid during the July 9 meeting.
