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Water superintendent reports leak raised usage to ~80,000 gallons; boil order lifted after tests
Summary
Water Superintendent Ronnie reported a leak behind a house that spiked water usage to about 80,000 gallons; a pump was repaired, samples were tested and the boil order was lifted, according to the Feb. 5 minutes.
Water Superintendent Ronnie told the board that crews located a leak behind a house last Friday that increased water usage to around 80,000 gallons. A pump needed repair, which prompted a boil order while samples were collected and tested. Ronnie said the samples returned acceptable results and the boil order was subsequently lifted.
The minutes do not identify the affected street address or the date of the repair beyond 'last Friday,' nor do they list any ongoing remediation steps. The board was informed of the service interruption and the return to normal water service based on sample results recorded in the meeting notes.
