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Police City of Pequot City Hall <br />218 - 568 -8111 Lakes 218 -568 -5222 <br />Fax 218 - 568 -5647 Fax 218 - 568 -5860 <br />plpd @pequotlakes- mn.gov = 4638 County Road 11 cityhall @pequotlakes - mn.gov <br />Pequot Lakes, MN 56472 <br />www.pequotlakes- mn.gov <br />Water/Wastewater Report <br />Water Dept. <br />I. Facility Performance: <br />Average daily gallons pumped: <br />Maximum daily gallons pumped: <br />Minimum daily gallons pumped: <br />Total monthly gallons pumped: <br />105,000 gallons <br />129,000 gallons <br />78,000 gallons <br />2,952,000 gallons (as of the 28`h) <br />Average daily chlorine concentration: 0.2 mg /l <br />Required chlorine concentration: .2 to .5 mg/l <br />Average daily fluoride concentration: 1.1 mg /l <br />Required fluoride concentration: 0.9 mg/l to 1.5 mg/l <br />Treatment Chemicals Used for the Month: 11 gals Fluoride <br />26 lbs Chlorine <br />10 lbs Potassium Permanganate <br />II. Operations and Maintenance: <br />• The MN Department of Health Monthly Fluoridation Report was completed and <br />submitted. <br />• Turned water on at 3844 West Grove St. on April 3`d to discover their water service was <br />frozen. They had Cal's Welding take care of it. <br />• Larice helped me replace a valve on the filter sample tap at the water plant on April 7`t'. <br />• April 13th through April 17th, we had a student intern, Mike Schwanke, from St. Cloud <br />Technical College. He learned how to take samples from our monitoring wells, how to <br />collect soil samples from our irrigation field, we pulled a pump from our main lift <br />station and removed accumulated debris, turned water on at a couple different places <br />and jetted several of our low -flow, problem areas. I believe he enjoyed his time here <br />and learned a lot. <br />• April 14th, Mike Roers with MRWA, checked all of our fire hydrants for possible leaks, <br />all were fine. <br />• April 21 ", completed 21 delinquent water /sewer bill notices and delivered. <br />• April 23`d, while Dingman Brothers were digging to locate TruGreen's crushed sewer <br />line, they uncovered a 1 -1 /2" water line with a hole in the bottom of it. Water was <br />filling the hole quickly so we had to shut valves to make it stop long enough for them to <br />find the corporation stop, and turn it off there. Then, the water was turned back on to the <br />rest of the industrial park area and they completed the repairs. The water line was the <br />service line to Wolkenhauer's Machine Shop. <br />