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Council: water-improvement proposal to state, EPA; temporary fixes after master meter failure
Summary
Councilmember Mike Mumper said the village is finalizing a water improvements proposal for submission to the State and EPA, expects a roughly three-week review, and reported a master meter failure with temporary measures in place and repairs underway.
Councilmember and Water Report author Mike Mumper told the Council that a proposal for water system improvements is being finalized for submission to the State and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with an anticipated review time of about three weeks. The plan covers both Creek and Lakeshore projects and aims for completion by year-end to minimize disruption to residents.
Mumper also reported a master meter failure; temporary metering measures are in place with assistance from Michigan City while repairs proceed. He said repair work is in progress and the village is aiming to ensure continuous metering for both Grand Beach and Michiana during the interim.
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