City Council Meeting

9b6 City of Algonac Joshua Stewart 805 St. Clair River Drive Water Plant Supervisor Algonac, Michigan 48001 F-2 / S-2 EGLE Licensing (810)794-9361 Waterplant@cityofalgonac.org www.cityofalgonac.org (810)794-3281 City of Algonac Monthly Report - Water Department/Filtration Plant September-2023 --------27,030,000 Gallons of Water Filtered --------26,496,000 2,669,000 Gallons of Water Pumped Gallons of Backwash Information about the St. Clair River The average turbidity or clarity of the lake this past month was The River had the highest turbidity on 9/14/2023 ---- 3.16 NTU The highest turbidity (Clarity) for the St. Clair River this month was ---- 5.8 NTU To supply Water to the residents of Algonac and Clay Township, the Algonac Water Filtration plant withdrew water from the St. Clair River totaling -------- 29,704,000 Gallons The Algonac Water Filtration plant was staffed and operated for 420 hours this month by licensed operators ensuring compliance with drinking water standards, guidelines, testing and procedures. In addition to Plant operations the Algonac Water Department performed: 6 Service Calls for Turn on/off 14 Meter Changes 21 Leak Checks Did you know? The City of Algonac performs quality check on several aspects of your water in accordance to the State mandated testing schedule. We perform test at several places throughout Algonac to ensure water quality in the entire system. These test check for minerals/chemicals such as; lead, copper, PFAS, Nitrates/Nitrites, Gross Alpha, Fluoride, Total Trihalomehtanes, Haloacetic Acids, Sodium, Synthetic Organics, Violatile Organics and Routine Bacteria Checks. All test are performed to ensure you the best quality water and safety at your tap! All the results can be found on the City Website on our Consumer Confidence Report. Helping you stay informed and Confident in the Water you are drinking. **The City of Algonac is proud member of the Anchor Bay Watershed Program. Help us protect Lake St. Clair by being informed and respectful to our water source. Avoid disposing of hazardous chemicals that could impact our water quality and be mindful of what you release into the City Storm Drains. Please contact us at (810)794-3281 with any questions or concerns.  Item No: 11c Meeting: 10.17.2023 : i Business of the Algonac City Council f e, Agenda Statement �G'oi-t� Item Title: To approve Abatement of Nuisance Re solution #2023-21 for 550 Edward. Submitted by: Denice A. Gerstenberg, City Manager Summary The city attorney has requested that the City Council declare this property a nuisance per City Code Section 34-18 so that enforcement can be initiated in the St. Clair County Circuit Court. The city has conducted multiple code violation investigations of this property since 2018. The city went to court in 2019 and due to ownership and address issues the city needed to restart the enforcement investigation. The property remains non-compliant with various items of personal property stored and accumulated in the yard. Notice #1 ·-- ------- . - - -· - _ 1. Nov 9�, }9!� ..I 2��Jns;p�ctior:i ( 0UQ�/_��-ph()to attachE?cl) ____ _ Jan 09, 2019 . ___,.__ - 3 rd �11spection (3/12/1C3_ p�9to c:1ttached) Mar!?, .?O!§ J 4th Inspection. Storage of boat,'•''trailer, ., -- logs, front yard' - • •' garden Jun 15, 2022 -� ng'e· · I !5th s In pe c:t ion No cha. _ J�n?t 7)Qi? · ,t�e �t �i�� 1 th 1 � Inspec:ticm - No chc1r:ig�. i 7th Inspection - No change �th Inspeiion - Ne> change - - .... - ,. - :.. �O\f 1� ,, 2022 9th In�p�C!ion & 1\19t[ce it? ( 12/14/22_ ph_e>to� c:1t!_c1_ch_etjJ_ I Qec 12, 2()22 Notice #3 • Dec 1?, _ ?Q?2 10th inspection - Complaint received about burn barrel Dec !4, 20?2 ! !.tth�_Jr�pection -:- No. change Dec ?1,_ ?97?_ 12 Ir:ispE!�tion (1?/28/?2 Phe>tc;> attc:1chE!d)_ Qe<:_ ?f3,. ?Q_2� 13th Inspection (02/28/23 photos attached). F�b 28, 2()23 Notice #4 Mar 1�, 2023 14th_ tnspE!ctio!l - . even rn9re stLJff added t9 oLJtsi�E! stgrc:1gE! !5th Inspectigr_, 00/04/23 photo� attached) !4-tt9rney notifies J)roperty owner of CoLJn<:il meE?ting I�� Oct OS, ?023 �t·i�l} ; ! 6th Inspe_cti<rn ( JQ/19/?3 _ photg� c:1tt�chE!d). _ .. ___ -·- . _____ _ I Oct ' - - 10__/ ---- , ,. - 2023--·- - The code officer inspects the property the day of the city council meeting. The city manager can provide an update at the meeting. The property owner has 21 days to abate these violations before the city attorney files in circuit court. Attached is a Resolution for City Council approval. Suggested Action: MOVED BY: SUPPORTED BY: RESOLVED, to approve Resolution #2023-21 and declare 550 Edwards a nuisance within the bounds of Code Section 34-18 and permit the City Attorney to pursue abatement remedies in the St. Clair County Circuit Court. APPROVED/Denied