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Police 218 - 568 -8111 Fax 218 - 568 -5647 plpd @pequotlakes - mn.gov Water Dept. City of Pequot Lakes 4638 County Road 11 Pequot Lakes, MN 56472 www.pequotlakes- mn.gov Water/Wastewater Report July 2010 I. Facility Performance: Average daily gallons pumped: 142,000 gallons Maximum daily gallons pumped: 178,000 gallons Minimum daily gallons pumped: 99,000 gallons Total monthly gallons pumped: 4,394,000 gallons Average daily chlorine concentration: 0.4 mg/l Required chlorine concentration: 0.2 to 0.5 mg/1 Average daily fluoride concentration: 1.0 mg/l Required fluoride concentration: 0.9 mg/1 to 1.5 mg/l City Hall 218 - 568 -5222 Fax 218 - 568 -5860 cityhall@pequotlakes- mn.gov Treatment Chemicals Used for the Month: 43.0 lbs Chlorine 17.5 gals Fluoride 11.0 lbs Potassium Permanganate II. Operations and Maintenance: • The MN Department of Health Monthly Fluoridation Report was completed and submitted. • July 3rd, broken water line at 3900 W. Sibley Street. Turned water off at curbstop and plumber repaired the line inside the home. • July 14th, collected water samples from two private wells and a storm -water pond and took to A.W. lab for testing. • July 15th, turned bonnet on fire hydrant between Super -Valu and Church. • July 200h, Drew with Cascade Computers replaced our failed hard -drive on WTP computer. • July 22 "d, delivered 14 delinquent notices. • Also on the 22 "d, oversaw the replacement of water lines on W. Lake Street. Later that day, Bill Chose from PLHS called and said there was water pouring into the Community Ed. Bldg. Came in and turned the water off at their curbstop. • July 30th, water leaking up from service connection to 30381 Old Hwy 371. Schrupp's Excavating and Superior Plumbing took care of the problem July 31 ". Unfortunately, a lot of sand got in all of the lines, due to the break, and plugged up all of the water meters. I replaced meter parts in the four "house" meters so the residents could have water, and will need to check the "irrigation" meters this week when I get more parts ordered.