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Well 4R performing above expectations; council grants conditional approval for ~96 additional EDUs
Summary
Town staff reported Well 4R is producing better than expected, providing roughly 96 additional EDUs; council granted conditional approval to add those EDUs to the town’s available water capacity pending a Certificate of Potability and written confirmation from GMB.
James Cook updated the council on Well 4R, saying the well is "producing better than expected" and that production numbers indicate the town will have approximately 96 additional EDUs. He said Katherine McAllister at GMB confirmed those numbers in a recommendation letter. Cook also updated the council on the chemical storage building, saying the building will be installed in January or February due to an 8–12 week lead time; Katherine requested a letter from Rauch stating the chemical storage building will be done by March 1.
After discussion, the council granted conditional approval to recognize and add the additional 96 EDUs to the town’s available water-system capacity, with that approval becoming effective upon issuance of the Certificate of Potability for Well 4R and written confirmation from GMB that the well is operational and fully integrated into the water-treatment plant.
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