Public Notice – The Village has taken the large sediment filter offline to maintenance each filtration cell. A Honeywell controller was also found to need to be replaced so the filter will stay offline until it is installed. Residents can expect discolored or brown water over the next few days from higher than normal Iron content. The water is still chlorinated to remove bacteria. The system will be flushed once repairs are completed to remove sediment from the lines.

OEPA / Village Water Line Survey

Ohio EPA / Village Water Line Survey

• Why is the Village asking for information on my property? The Village is required by the Ohio EPA to verify the plumbing materials coming into your structure and the lines being used in the walls and floors of your structure. The village is responsible for maintaining all the main water lines up to the curb shutoff valve and has identified all those materials. Service lines are not known to the village as these belong to the structure owner. This is the reason for this survey of your property.
• Instructions If your home was built after 1988 there is not a concern of lead in your plumbing or service line. In order to be as though as possible, please complete the entire form with as much detail as possible.
• Property Owner Name (Not the renter's name) *
• Property Address *
• Phone
• Email
• Type of Structure *
  Residential HomeCommercial BuildingManufacturing Building
• GPS Coordinates, if known
• Date Structure was Built *
• File Upload Please Submit a Picture of your Service line coming into the structure and a picture of Water lines from under your sink or in the basement. The Village is required to verify the line, so uploading a picture will keep village employees from interrupting your day.
• Structure Built Category *
  Built After 1988Built Before 1988
• Service Line Material coming into your Structure
  Please Choose Material below.LeadGalvanized SteelCopperPlastic or PexUnknown (Please contact me for a village inspection)
• Size of the Service Line from the Village shutoff into your Structure.
  1/2 Inch3/4 Inch1 Inch1 1/4 Inch1 1/2 Inch2 Inch3 Inch4 InchUnkown, please come verify it.
• Approximate length of service line from the village shutoff to where it enters your structure.
  Less than 10'11'-20'21' - 30'31' - 40'41' - 50'51' - 60'61' - 80'81' - 100'100' +Unkown Please come verify.
• Is there any lead solder or connections on your service line?
  YesNoUnkown
• If your material is currently not Lead or Galvanized Steel, please indicate the approximate date it was replaced.
• What material is the plumbing inside your structure made from? (This is not the same as the service line) Example: water lines coming from the wall under your kitchen sink.
  LeadGalvanizedCopperPlastic or PexUnkown please come verify
• If your interior plumbing (not including the service line) is not Lead or Galvanized Steel, indicate the approximate date it was replaced.
• Do you have a whole house shutoff valve in or under the house?
  YesNoUnknown
• If a survey is not returned for each property address, we will be going door-to-door in order to have 100% compliance with the OEPA.

 

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