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Steger schedules lead service‑line inspections and expects about 330 replacements starting in November
Summary
Director Dave Toepper told trustees a lead service‑line open house drew about 20–25 residents; contractors will inspect inside homes and begin roughly 330 service‑line replacements in early November in a defined target area.
Director of Public Infrastructure Dave Toepper briefed the board on the village’s lead service‑line replacement work, reporting that a recent open house hosted by Robinson Engineering and contractor 5‑Star Energy drew "probably 20 or 25 residents." He said the contractor will knock on doors, inspect inside houses for service‑line material and then schedule replacements.
Toepper gave a schedule and scope: replacements are expected to begin the first week of November and "there is approximately 330 that will be done in the target area this year." He identified the initial target area roughly as Carpenter on the west, Wallace on the east, Steger Road on the north and Richton Road on the south. Toepper told a resident raising a sewer‑odor concern that sanitary engineers had offered ideas and staff would conduct interior pipe inspections and follow up directly with residents.
