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Council approves three-year contract with 120 Water to advance lead-and-copper compliance
Summary
Council authorized a three-year unit-cost services contract with 120 Water to continue the city's lead-and-copper rule work; staff said prior work identified roughly 94% of service lines, leaving just over 1,000 to inspect and 16 galvanized services to replace.
Greenville approved a three-year contract with 120 Water to support the city's lead-and-copper rule improvement plan and compliance reporting to the EPA and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
John, a water department presenter, said the city previously investigated about 94% of customer and public-side service lines and has "a little over 1,000 to do this year," plus 16 galvanized services identified for replacement in coming months. Staff emphasized the contract will help with compliance submittals and customer notifications and that the motion to approve should be subject to final contract amendments. Council approved the contract unanimously.
Provenance: Topic introduced at SEG 409 and concluded at SEG 456.
