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Stonington reports EPA water audit results; water‑main project coordination with Legacy Grain discussed
Summary
Superintendent reported the EPA audit returned six As and five Bs and that a well-screen deficiency (non‑corrosion screen size) was corrected. He also updated coordination with Legacy Grain on the water‑main project and a request to move a stop sign.
Superintendent Jake Heberling told the Board the village water system EPA audit "went well with six As and five Bs" and said the single listed deficiency — use of #20 non‑corrosion screens instead of #24 — has been corrected.
Heberling also reported he had contacted Kevin at Legacy Grain after receiving the operating permit for the water main project. According to the minutes, Kevin asked whether the stop sign by the park could be moved about 10 feet because semi drivers frequently hit it; Kevin also offered to help with widening the turn lane. President Dowdy said the stop‑sign move should be discussed with the Park Board as a courtesy.
Heberling raised a concern about runoff from concrete work in an alley between Beer Vault Saloon, LLC and Stoneys Slot, LLC and suggested installing catch basins to prevent water entering a nearby apartment building. The minutes do not list funding sources or a schedule for the water‑main work; staff were instructed to continue coordination with Legacy Grain and to consult the Park Board on sign placement.
