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Select	GLEN THOMAS
Select	IPL - LANSING GENERATING STATION
Select	INTERSTATE POWER AND LIGHT
Select	Alliant Energy
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Select	Alliant Energy
Select	ALLIANCE ENERGY
Select	TED SHONTS
Select	INTERSTATE POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Select	JEFF JAECKELS
Select	INTERSTATE POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY - LANSING GENERATING STATION
Select	ANDY JOHNSON
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Select	ALLIANT ENERGY IP&L (LANSING STATION)
Select	Alliant Energy
Select	INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY
Select	D ESPERSEN
Select	Iowa DNR
Select	Interstate Power and Light - Lansing Power Station
Select	W. CHARLES HOYLE II

Complaint ID - 32186

Interstate Power & Light Lansing Power Station - 310379078

2320 Power Plant Dr Lansing, IA 52151

Allamakee County

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6/8/2023	Initially recommended that the call contact the county to have their water tested. Caller noted the county tested the water yesterday but was concerned that if they were being impacted by the power plant they shouldn't be required to pay for additional samples. They noted the they've used their well since the 70's and had filters installed for a number of years. We discussed what manganese can look like. They noted they have not had an issue with manganese in the past. They don't remember ever seeing the amount of black material on the bottom of the filters that they've seen in recent weeks. Further noted they had Culligan come back out and replace the filter due to the amount of material they observed. We discussed that they should verify with Culligan that the filter size had not changed. In addition a sudden change in manganese could be tied to a geological occurrence or casing issue. They noted the black material doesn't appear as bad on the recently replace filter but it still present. They are concerned that neighbors without filters may have a change and not be aware. I asked that they contact me upon receipt of results and we could discuss further. They noted they would do so if they still had concerns.	AMBER SAUSER

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Complaint ID - 32186

Interstate Power & Light Lansing Power Station - 310379078

2320 Power Plant Dr Lansing, IA 52151

Allamakee County

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