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Byron public works: lead service-line project progressing; river testing planned
Summary
Public Works Director Aaron Vincer updated the committee that lead-service-line replacements are underway, staff are training on new regulations, a pipeline-testing company requested boat-dock access for river-water sampling in June or July, and the sewer-collection study is nearly complete.
Public Works Director Aaron Vincer updated the Community Services Committee on the lead service-line replacement project and said staff are undergoing training on new regulatory requirements. Vincer said a pipeline-testing company has requested access to the boat dock in June or July to pull river water for testing as part of related work, and he reported the sewer-collection study is nearing completion.
The lead-service-line project will require some sidewalk and right-of-way work, which staff said will be coordinated with the sidewalk-repair prioritization to avoid redoing recently fixed segments. No dates for completion were given at this meeting; staff said they will return with additional scheduling details as the projects progress.
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