CITY OF MUSCATINE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
- Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget (PDF)
- Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget (PDF)
- Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Budget (PDF)
- City Code
Public Notice
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- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request the use of Spectrus OX103 Biocide in the cooling water system. Spectrus OX103 is an oxidizing biocide used to control biological growth, maintain cooling water quality, and support reliable operation of the cooling water system. There will be a limited and justified discharge of total residual halogens (chlorine and bromine species) to the Mississippi River associated with the use of this product. The alternatives analysis demonstrated that the projected discharge concentrations remain protective of water quality and that reasonable treatment and operational alternatives were evaluated. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health beneficial uses.
These documents available for public viewing until November 1, 2026.
Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed treatment alternative must do so in writing within 30 days of November 1, 2026. Comments may be submitted to Ruveon LLC by hand delivery or by mail. Public Notice for Ruveon LLC
- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request the use of Spectrus OX103 Biocide in the cooling water system. Spectrus OX103 is an oxidizing biocide used to control biological growth, maintain cooling water quality, and support reliable operation of the cooling water system. There will be a limited and justified discharge of total residual halogens (chlorine and bromine species) to the Mississippi River associated with the use of this product. The alternatives analysis demonstrated that the projected discharge concentrations remain protective of water quality and that reasonable treatment and operational alternatives were evaluated. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health beneficial uses.
These documents available for public viewing until November 1, 2026.
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- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request utilizing 2 clean-in-place (CIP) chemicals in the reverse osmosis (RO) system at the Ruveon Muscatine site. These chemicals assist in maintaining efficiency of the RO system that supplies water across the site. The wash water containing these cleaning chemicals is discharged into a stream that discharges to the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health benefit.
These documents available for public viewing until October 1, 2026.Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed treatment alternative must do so in writing within 30 days of September 1, 2026. Comments may be submitted to Ruveon LLC by hand delivery or by mail.
- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request utilizing 2 clean-in-place (CIP) chemicals in the reverse osmosis (RO) system at the Ruveon Muscatine site. These chemicals assist in maintaining efficiency of the RO system that supplies water across the site. The wash water containing these cleaning chemicals is discharged into a stream that discharges to the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health benefit.
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- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request the use of ferric sulfate (Hyperfloc CB 410-60) for chemical phosphorus removal in the waste treatment process. Ferric
sulfate is chemically analogous to the currently approved ferric chloride and is expected to continue to achieve a projected final effluent average phosphorus-load reduction of at least 75%. Compared to ferric chloride, ferric sulfate maintains comparable projected residual iron, eliminates the coagulant-related chloride load, and introduces incremental sulfate at a concentration well below water quality guidelines. There will be a limited and justified discharge of iron and sulfate to the Mississippi River because of the use of this chemical. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health benefit.These documents available for public viewing until October 12, 2026.
Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed treatment alternative must do so in writing within 30 days of September 1, 2026. Comments may be submitted to Ruveon LLC by hand delivery or by mail.Public Notice for Ruveon LLC
- Public Notice for that Ruveon LLC, in the City of Muscatine, Iowa has completed a draft antidegradation alternatives analysis to request the use of ferric sulfate (Hyperfloc CB 410-60) for chemical phosphorus removal in the waste treatment process. Ferric
sulfate is chemically analogous to the currently approved ferric chloride and is expected to continue to achieve a projected final effluent average phosphorus-load reduction of at least 75%. Compared to ferric chloride, ferric sulfate maintains comparable projected residual iron, eliminates the coagulant-related chloride load, and introduces incremental sulfate at a concentration well below water quality guidelines. There will be a limited and justified discharge of iron and sulfate to the Mississippi River because of the use of this chemical. The Mississippi River is protected for Class A1 primary contact recreational, B(WW-1) warm water, and HH human health benefit.These documents available for public viewing until October 12, 2026.