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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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CC PACKET 04131982
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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY <br /> • 1981 WATER REPORT <br /> The City of St. Anthony experienced 23 watermain breaks during 1981 , <br /> the majority of them occurring during. the fall and winter months . <br /> In January .of 1981 the City began experiencing rusty water. This <br /> was due to the accumulation of iron manganese particles breaking loose <br /> from the insides of .the water pipes (both City mains and domestic <br /> services.), . To prevent this from happening in the future , the City <br /> has gone back to the use of polyphosphates . This is a chemical <br /> which leaves a coating on the pipes that the iron manganese particles <br /> cannot adhere to. The State Health Department was notified of the <br /> use of polyphosphate during the winter of 1981. <br /> Because of the numerous calls from residents concerned by their <br /> rusty water, the City Water Department embarked on a comprehensive <br /> flushing program. Consequently , by the fall of 1981 the City ' s water <br /> system was sufficiently cleaned to have almost eliminated these <br /> calls . The majority of calls of this nature we have recently <br /> encountered have resulted from problems occurring with hot water <br /> heaters and water softeners . When this occurs , the Water Department <br /> responds by advising the resident the problem may be in his appli- <br /> ances and if so, how to correct it. Since an article on this problem <br /> was included in the Newsletter, we have received two calls , both <br /> residents ' problems were found to be with their water softeners.. <br /> • The second major problem during 1981 arose when water contamination <br /> was discovered in the Jordan strata in a neighboring community. <br /> St. Anthony immediately had its wells tested and the results were <br /> negative - no contamination. We will continue to closely monitor <br /> the wells until the problem diminishes . <br /> The City has pumped 327 , 329 , 800 gallons of water during 1981 compared <br /> to 363 , 867 , 900 gallons in 1980 (a reduction of 10% in total gallons <br /> pumped) . This variation is due largely to population decline. Sur- <br /> „prisingly, even with the extnesive flushing program during 1981 , less <br /> water was pumped than in 1980 . During 1981 we also had one well <br /> meter which malfunctioned. It took several months to receive the <br /> parts to repair the malfunction resulting in a bogus record for this <br /> well. We monitor two meters to establish water usage , and should one <br /> fail, we would still be able to figure the amount. <br /> Water Department revenues on consumption for 1981 total $144 ,751. 23 . <br /> In comparison, we collected .$161 , 605 . 00 in 1980 . The total amount of <br /> expenditures for the Water Department -in 1981 came to $163 ,411. 87 <br /> (-$30 ,441. 50 of that was for utilities) . <br /> The City has been participating in a meter exchange program for its <br /> residents for the past seven years . This winter, commercial , industrial , <br /> and multi-dwelling units have been included. The latter, of course , <br /> • are larger meters and are owned by the property owners , who are obli- <br /> gated to pay for the repairs themselves . The majority of these <br />
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