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The treatment facility exceeded its copper permit limit in January, recording 14.8 ug/L against a 13 ug/L limit; February testing remained above the limit at 14.4 ug/L. The district also unanimously approved $350,108.96 in operating and capital warrants.
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The treatment plant was out of compliance because copper levels exceeded the permitted limit for two consecutive testing periods. Adding ferric chloride did not change the February copper results, so the district is continuing to investigate the source. The district plans to keep the proposed FY 2027 budget unchanged for now, with any decision on returning FY 2025 surplus funds deferred until the May annual meeting.
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