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closed #122419

Water Utility Problems

N ORRIS DR

Case Date:
1/1/1970

Check water running at 11th & Orris

closed #122420

Water Utility Problems

E COVENANTER DR

Case Date:
1/1/1970

Hit water line at intersection of Covenanter and Auto Mall Rd.

closed #122424

Water Utility Problems

3631 W HAYS DR

Case Date:
1/1/1970

Needs water turned on. Could not leave water on earlier in the day.

closed #122425

Water Utility Problems

W 5TH ST

Case Date:
1/1/1970

Water mainbreak at 5th & College.

closed #70288

Water Quality

334 S Madison ST

Case Date:
11/1/1996

Ms. Rush called re. a bad taste in her water. She says the water has a "quinine" taste and has for about a week. Work was done on the street in front of her house, and she felt that this was due to that.

closed #70240

Water Quality

1517 W 8th ST

Case Date:
11/12/1996

Ms. Fox Called. She states that her water has had a bad taste for 6 months. At first it tasted like dirt. It has gotten progressively worse. She states that it now tastes like mildew.

closed #70207

Water Quality

1420 W 8th ST

Case Date:
11/18/1996

Water tastes "moldy".

closed #120898

Water Quality

1969 S Henderson ST

Case Date:
11/21/1996

Customer called Dillman Rd. WWTP on 11/21/96 and complained that his water tasted "icky" and is cloudy. Customer is a Southern Monroe Water Co. customer. Customer said that Southern Monroe Water Co. had been digging near that property.

closed #120894

Water Quality

901 S Jordan AVE

Case Date:
11/22/1996

Ms. Weaver called to complain that her water has tasted and smelled muddy and "earthy" for 2-3 weeks. This problem started right after heavy rains.

closed #70155

Water Quality

3634 E Longview AVE

Case Date:
11/25/1996

Mr. Plecher complained that his water has a very bad taste/smell. Utilities chemist at Dillman explained city ran out of carbon to treat water & algea taste comes through. This seems to happen 3 or 4 times a year. couldn't city purchase more carbon more often so this won't happen again?