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Council told EPA requires easement and quarterly PFAS testing before approving Well 10
Summary
Chief Copeland informed council that the EPA requires a 300-foot radius easement (which extends onto Harvest Baptist Church property), a five-foot building around the wellhead, fees, and quarterly PFAS testing for Well 10; an ordinance to accept the easement will be brought to the next meeting.
Village officials told council that EPA approval for Well 10 hinges on several site requirements, including a 300-foot radius easement that slightly intrudes on Harvest Baptist Church property. Administration said it will present an ordinance at the next council meeting to accept the easement as part of the approval process.
Chief Gary Copeland also said the EPA requires a five-foot building surrounding the wellhead, payment of associated fees, and quarterly PFAS testing before the agency will approve Well 10 for service. Council received no estimate for testing costs at the March 17 meeting; officials said the ordinance to accept the easement would be the next formal step.
