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Apr 14, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
City Of Springfield, Illinois City Water, Light & Power Lead Service Line Replacement Plan 2026-2046
This document outlines the Lead Service Line Replacement Plan for the City of Springfield, Illinois City Water, Light & Power. The plan aims to replace 9,201 lead service lines over a 21-year period. Key priorities include proactive and emergency replacements of both utility-owned and customer-owned lead or galvanized service lines, focusing on high-risk facilities and areas with low median household incomes, and coordinating with other public works projects. The objective is to minimize consumer exposure to lead in drinking water and ensure compliance with the Lead Service Line Replacement and Notification Act, HB3739.
Jan 23, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
City Water, Light & Power Budget Presentation
The FY2025 budget presentation for City Water, Light & Power covers various aspects of the Electric and Water Funds. For the Electric Fund, key discussion points include strengths such as local control and financial condition, challenges like regional grid reliability and aging infrastructure, and projects related to transmission and distribution, substation upgrades, and rail consolidation. The Water Fund discussions involve addressing structural cash deficits, investing in infrastructure, managing lead service line replacements, and allocating funds for water main replacements, chemical and pump funding, and watershed work. Rate increase allocations for both FY25 and FY26 are also detailed, along with comparisons of residential electric and water rates with other utilities.
Mar 9, 2022·BoardMeeting
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City Water Light and Power Public Forum
The public forum addressed concerns about Lake Springfield and the water system, emphasizing the importance of water resources for the future. Discussions covered the impact of lake turnover on drinking water quality and potential solutions to improve it. The meeting also touched on the taste and odor issues experienced in September, correlating them with the lack of circulation due to the shutdown of Dalman units. The possibility of installing lake circulators to improve the ecology of the lake and reduce algae blooms was also discussed.
Sep 21, 2021·BoardMeeting
Board
Springfield City Council Meeting
The Springfield City Council meeting included discussions and decisions on several zoning-related items. One item involved a zoning reclassification and variance request for a property on Old Ash Street, with the planning staff recommending a use variance. Another item concerned a petition to vary land use plan rules for a property on West Fairview Lane, with the planning and zoning commission recommending approval with an amendment. Additionally, a discussion was held regarding a property on South Park Avenue, where a development group requested zoning relief for a project involving apartment buildings. Traffic and safety concerns related to the development were raised by council members and residents.
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