Commenter warns PFAS and evolving EPA rules make new treatment systems necessary
A resident cited PFAS as an example of changing EPA standards and argued that older treatment plants will struggle to meet future requirements, making new construction preferable to piecemeal upgrades.
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A resident told the meeting that EPA regulations are "constantly evolving" and singled out PFAS as a recent example officials and water districts must address. "PFAS is an excellent example as a new regulation that's come out that water divisions, water departments, water districts are all trying to meet these standards," the resident said.
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