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Village says it received EPA permit to replace water lines; planning bids for MFT work
Summary
Village Administrator Matt Trout told the board the village received an EPA line permit to replace water lines; village staff also reported MFT bid documents will be released May 15 for planned street work and drainage replacements.
Village Administrator Matt Trout told trustees on April 21 that the village received an EPA line permit enabling replacement of all water lines covered by the permit. Village Engineer Tim Pruett and Public Works Director John Tolan reported that Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) bid documents are prepared and scheduled to be advertised on May 15, 2025.
Public Works Director John Tolan described recent field work: crews video‑inspected Saturn Terrace, located manholes, raised some, and identified additional trouble spots for follow‑up. Tolan also said the culvert by St. Joes is rotted and will be replaced; crews began work in a drainage easement on Silverthorne Drive. The minutes do not include a project budget or construction schedule tied to the EPA permit; those details were not specified in the meeting record.
Next steps in the minutes include preparing and releasing MFT bid documents and continuing CCTV inspections and targeted repairs.
