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18 <br /> <br />locations to drive sanitary <br />rehabilitation projects. <br />Number of I&I Exceedances 0 0 0 <br />Inspect all of the City’s lift stations <br />annually and rehabilitate 2 per year <br />Lift Stations inspected 46 46 46 <br />Lift Stations rehabilitated 2 3 2 <br />Inspect all new Sewer Connection for <br />compliance with CEAM standards <br />Number of sewer service <br />installation inspections <br />100% 36 52 <br />Reduce I&I though inspect and <br />require repairs to sanitary sewer <br />Services <br />Point of Sale Sewer Inspection 7 97 <br />Issues Identified NA 14 <br />Correction made NA 13 <br /> <br />8.05.2. Key Activities. 2021 saw the institution of the Cities new Point of Sale Inspection process. The <br />purpose of the program is to identify and correct Inflow and Infiltration issues in sewer service lines. <br />Homeowners connected to city sewer are required to have their sewer service line inspected and any <br />deficiencies corrected as part of the sale of a property. In 2021 public works staff completed 97 such <br />inspections. Data from the first year indicate that 14% of lines inspected require some kind of repair. <br /> <br />8.06. Water System Operations. The department’s goal is to provide safe and reliable drinking water <br />that meets federal and state water quality requirements. The municipal Water system consists of 116,254 <br />feet of water main, 4 wells, 2 water towers, 293 hydrants, 308 valves serving 1031 customers. <br /> <br />8.06.1. By the Numbers (Metrics). <br />Strategy Measure Target 2020 2021 <br />Proactively maintain the <br />system through inspections <br />and exercising hydrants and <br />valves. <br />Number of water main breaks 0 1 5 <br />Hydrants flushed 293 302 1 <br />Valves exercised 308 32 5 <br />Water Services inspected All new 18 15 <br />Ensure wells, plants and <br />storage is reliable and <br />functioning efficiently <br />Gallons pumped As needed 131M 152M <br />Gallons of Unaccounted water <10% 24% 4% <br /> <br />8.06.2. Key Activities. Water Dept. added 6 water gate vales to the <br />system, to isolate shut off area to minimize disruption to residents. <br />In 2021 the department undertook phase 2 of our residential water <br />meter modernization program. Phase 2 included the change out of <br />254 water meters. <br /> <br />8.07. Services. The public works manages several public service <br />activities and events. They include the City Brush site, leaf and <br />grass clippings drop off, mulch and compost issue, spring and fall <br />cleanup days and Holiday tree drop off. <br /> <br />8.07.1. By the Numbers (Metrics). <br />Strategy Measure 2020 2021 <br />Spring and Fall Clean <br />up Days <br />Residents served 442 455 <br />Material Collected: Used Bicycles 211 151 <br />Material Collected Appliances 178 277 <br />Brush site Residents served 2669 2970 <br />Cubic Yards of Wood chips 3000 7060 <br />Water main Break Repair
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