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- All city managed flags maintained as directed - Council meetin�&prep - Met with local entities in regards to resolution of cooperation for roadway improvements - Attended monthly Safety Meeting *PW Department would like to thank the Council and City for the abiliry and means to grow and evolve. We feel its been a VERYproductive year and hope 2020 continues on that trend! Compiled and submitted by Pequot Lakes Public Works Director Jason Gorr Please direct questions to: (612)810-9478 or igorr(a�pequotlakes-mn.�ov Water Dept. Facility Performance for November 2019: Flow Average daily gallons pumped: 81,000 gallons Maximum daily gallons pumped: 102,000 gallons Minimum daily gallons pumped: 49,000 gallons Total monthly gallons pumped: 2,349,000 gallons Lab Average daily chlorine concentration: 0.38 (mg/1) *Recommended chlorine concentrallon: 0.2 to 0.5 mg/1 Average daily fluoride concentration: 0.6 (mg/1) *Recommended fluoride concentration: 0.5 mg/1 to 0.9 mg/I Wastewater Dept. Facilitv Performance for November 2019: Flow Average Daily Flow: 60,772 gallons (Design— 121,795 gaUday) Maximum Daily Flow: 70,125 gallons Minimum Daily Flow: 49,727 gallons Total Monthly Flow: 1,823,164 gallons Operations Report 1) Water treatment facility inspections were completed daily. 2) Wastewater facility and lift station checks were done every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 3) Monthly lift station maintenance(check amps, clean floats, inspect wet well, etc)was completed on 12/16. 4) Weekly water testing was completed. 5) Water meters were read on 12/20. 6) Monthly fluoride report was submitted to Minnesota Department of Health on 12/2. 7) Monthly Discharge Monitoring Report for the WWTP was submitted to MPCA on 12/2. 8) Quarterly Discharge Monitoring Report for the WTP was submitted to MPCA on 12/3. 9) We received a complaint of gasoline odor in the City sewer system on 12/10 from a business owner on the west side of town. We were not able to locate the source,but narrowed it down to an area within a couple blocks of the intersection of West Sibley and Pine Streets. Products like fuel,paint, cleaning supplies, etc can be harmful to both the City's collection system and treatment facility and should not be put in the sewer.