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Steger reports lead service line progress, ComEd vegetation work and approves Well #1 replacement
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Roy Stone reported progress on the lead service-line program (60 home inspections, 85 hydrovac excavations, 36 replacements) and ComEd vegetation management; the board approved a Layne proposal to replace Well #1 equipment.
Assistant Superintendent of Public Works Roy Stone reported that Five-Star, the contractor for lead service-line work, completed Phase I and began Phase II: as of Dec. 12 the contractor had completed 60 home inspections, hydrovacced 85 holes and replaced 36 lead service lines. Stone said Five-Star will pause work from Dec. 22 to Jan. 5 for the holidays.
Stone also told the board that ComEd plans vegetation-management work in January through March along the east side of Woodlawn Avenue to Steger Road. The village’s engineer noted that if SSMMA projects are selected, their costs would be 100% funded by SSMMA federal programming funds and not borne by the village.
Separately, the board approved a Layne proposal to replace equipment at Well No. 1; the motion passed on a roll-call vote with all trustees recorded as aye.
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