Staff performs sampling and reporting, while laboratory analysis is contracted to a private lab. This activity is funded through water user fees. The primary goal of this activity is meet or exceed water quality standards to remain in full compliance with state and federal regulations, while providing adequate quantity and pressure for fire fighting. The storage capacity of the reservoir is 1.25 million gallons. Preventive and corrective maintenance is routinely performed at these facilities for safe and cost effective operations.
Funding is provided through water user fees.
Maintenance activities include repair and cleaning of the public storm water piping system, culverts, manholes, catch basins and open channel ditches. Funding for storm water maintenance is provided in the street fund. Four separate park locations comprise a total of approximately forty-one acres. Existing restroom facilities, shelters and playground equipment are cleaned and maintained as needed, while grounds maintenance and mowing is performed regularly throughout the peak festival months. State Revenue Sharing helps fund this activity with the balance coming from the General Fund.