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Water superintendent reports near-complete meter swap and rising water level
Summary
Water Superintendent Ronnie Gittings told the board there are fewer than 30 new meters left to install in the townwide meter project, crews installed a culvert at Main and Broadway, and water levels are rising from 35 ft toward 40 ft.
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Water Superintendent Ronnie Gittings updated the board on infrastructure work and supply conditions. Gittings reported there are "less than 30 new meters to complete the new meter project in town," crews installed a culvert at Main and Broadway and are awaiting elevation setting before backfill, and he noted water levels were at 35 ft and are "almost full at 40 ft."
Those updates signal the nearing completion of the meter swap and routine stormwater/roadway work at Main and Broadway; the minutes did not include a timeline for the remaining meter installs or the culvert elevation set date.
