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Aqua Services flags map and shut‑off issues for 2021 CDBG waterline; new hydrants now operational
Summary
Aqua Services reported concerns about final project maps for the 2021 CDBG-funded water line and difficulties fully shutting off water to repair leaks; council added the matter to January's workshop and Mayor Williams will meet Aqua Services after the new year. New hydrants are operational.
Jeremy Crocker of Aqua Services told the Log Cabin City Council that crews faced issues with final project maps for the new water line funded under the city’s 2021 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project and raised concerns about the ability to completely shut off water to repair leaks.
Crocker said the project’s final maps require review and that operational constraints—specifically the difficulty of turning water off completely at certain locations—are delaying some repair work. He also reported that the newly installed hydrants are operational. Councilmembers asked questions about meters and next steps; the council agreed to add a fuller discussion of the water‑line project to the January workshop and Mayor Jennifer Williams said she would meet with Aqua Services after the New Year to review the information.
The discussion did not include a vote or a contract change; it was recorded as a staff report and follow‑up was scheduled for the January workshop to allow staff and Aqua Services to present more detailed maps and proposed repairs.
