Water superintendent reports progress on PFAS treatment-plant construction
Summary
Westford’s superintendent told commissioners that foundation walls are being built at both PFAS treatment locations and contractors are performing well; staff are still verifying private-well percentages, with about 600 properties left to check.
Mark Warren told the board construction is progressing on PFAS treatment facilities and that foundation walls are under construction at both sites.
"Good progress was being made on construction of the PFAS treatment plants with foundation walls being built at both locations," Warren said, and he praised the contractors and engineers on the job. Warren added the department is nearing resolution of the private-well percentage issue but still needs to check about 600 remaining properties and expects to have figures by the next Board meeting; he and Director of Public Works Kyle Fox said they will coordinate with the Board of Health Director on the outreach and verification effort.
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