Engineer: Cherry Valley receives construction permit for Well 7; final water testing will require radium, gross-alpha retests
Summary
C.E.S. engineer Adam Bunge told the Committee of the Whole that the Village has received the Construction Permit for Well 7 and must retest for radium and gross alpha as part of the operating-permit application; staff will complete punch-list work with DPI and pursue the operating permit next.
Adam Bunge of C.E.S. reported to the Village of Cherry Valley Committee of the Whole that "We received the Construction Permit!" for Well 7 and outlined next steps for permitting and final water-quality testing.
Bunge said the Village will be required to retest for radium and gross alpha during the final well water quality test when applying for the operating permits. He also described coordination with DPI to finish exterior punch-list items and said C.E.S. and Village staff will perform a site walkthrough to prepare an internal punch list before applying for the operating permit.
The engineer’s update covered sequencing: completing remaining punch-list items by the contractor (DPI), verifying HVAC adjustments, and submitting operating-permit paperwork once final test results are available. The committee placed the engineering report on file with the permanent record.
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