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Engineer: Well 7 permit still pending with IEPA; SCADA panel installed, water-project work ongoing

Village of Cherry Valley Committee of the Whole · July 28, 2025

Summary

CES Inc. reported that the IEPA indicated a Well 7 construction permit should have been issued in late May, but the Village is still awaiting the agency's approval letter; the firm noted SCADA panel wiring is underway and other water-infrastructure projects (Mill Road watermain alignment, CV streets, CVPD access road) remain active.

Kevin Bunge, representing CES Inc. for Adam Bunge, told the Committee that the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency had indicated via email on May 22, 2025 that the Well 7 construction permit should be issued the week of May 26, but that the Village had not yet received the agency's official approval letter as of the committee meeting. He said the firm submitted the permit application on Oct. 26, 2023 and has followed up; final operating permits will require retesting for radium and gross alpha during the final well water-quality test.

Bunge also said the SCADA panel for the Well 7 house had been received and is being wired and that DPI and Helm are working on integration. He summarized other infrastructure activity: Rock Roads is working on the CVPD access road and C.E.S. is reviewing quantities for a first pay request; Mill Road watermain alignment and easement exhibits have been submitted to landowners for review; the CV 2025 Sidewalk and Inlets project was let (7/25) and a recommendation to the Village was submitted. "We are waiting for IEPA’s official approval letter," the engineer said in the report.

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