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Board approves CMAR resolution with note that phosphorus remains a compliance concern
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2026-03 acknowledging the Annual CMAR filed with the DNR; the report flagged phosphorus noncompliance and trustees asked staff to follow up on potential sources, including a possible but unconfirmed connection to a nearby RV-dumping site.
Trustees reviewed the village's Annual Compliance Maintenance Assessment Report (CMAR) submitted to the Department of Natural Resources. Village President Katie Kapaun noted that the report's description in Section 5.2.1 belongs in Section 6.1 and recommended a modification; trustees approved Resolution 2026-03 with that change.
The CMAR notes the village continues to struggle with phosphorus discharge and the DNR issued a noncompliance finding. Trustee Mary Shemon asked whether the Flying J RV dumping site could be contributing to the elevated phosphorus, and Kapaun said the report lists it as a potential cause but "not 100% sure." The board asked staff to investigate sources of upsets and to report back.
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