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<br />20 <br /> <br />Hydrant road salt protection (red plastic bags) are generally installed in late fall and removed early <br />spring along County roads and higher volume city streets where more road salt is used for deicing during <br />the winter months. <br />Hydrant Vegetation trimming is completed generally along government areas that no not receive any <br />mowing and easements. This is completed on an as needed basis to aid in fire department use and as a <br />general maintenance practice. Hydrants on private property are the responsibility of the home owners. <br />Hydrant Snow Removal (along city property) Staff will assess and develop a map for implementation in <br />2024. <br />Water Monitoring and Sampling is required by the MDH. On a monthly basis, 10 predetermined sample <br />sites are visited and a water sample is collected to test for Bacteria and Chlorine Residual. These <br />samples are coordinated through Pace Analytical and results are submitted on the city’s behalf to MDH. <br />Additional sampling is collected quarterly by PW staff and submitted directly to the MDH. The MDH also <br />requires annual, the Consumer Confidence Report be mailed to property owners in July. This <br />information is gathered by and mailed with the utility bill sent by the Utility Billing Department. <br />Every 3 years, the MDH requires Lead and Copper sampling from 20 locations citywide. This process was <br />last completed in 2022. <br />Lead/Copper Rule Inventory - All Public Water Systems must complete and submit to the state a lead <br />service line inventory by October 16, 2024. Public Works will be assisting by gathering data and <br />performing site inspections as-needed. <br />Booster Station Routine Maintenance and Inspections are completed as follows- <br />• Daily- checking pump run times. This aids in diagnosing any pump related issues proactively. <br />• Monthly- greasing pumps <br />• Monthly- Inspection and test run the diesel-powered standby generator and auto transfer <br />switch. The key items inspected are, fluid levels, starting battery, battery charging system, <br />coolant circulator (assists in cold weather starting), fuel level, and the overall condition of the <br />site/ enclosure. Ensuring the equipment is secure and ready for emergency service. <br />• Perform condition assessments to determine any future rehabilitation needs. <br />• Prepare 2025 Capital Project needs <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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