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Wykoff reports no violations at WWTP; eight homes qualify for lead-line replacement grant
Summary
City staff reported no water or wastewater permit violations, completed required sampling, and submitted an LSL DWRF grant application to replace lead and galvanized service lines; eight homes are known to qualify for replacement funding.
City wastewater and water operations reported routine compliance and active sampling during the first quarter. Rick Whitney told the council that the city completed and submitted the Fluoride Report to the Minnesota Department of Health, adjusted chlorine and fluoride levels as required, and had no violations or exceptions reported to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for wastewater discharges.
Whitney also said staff completed the city's annual LSL (lead service line) DWRF grant application to fund replacement of lead and galvanized lines within city limits; eight homes are known to qualify for the grant. The city has ordered reagents and other supplies needed for routine monitoring.
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