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Ravena board approves transfers as water-plant work triggers temporary water-use limits
Summary
The Ravena Village Board approved transfers into the water and sewer funds and urged residents to conserve water while construction at the village’s water treatment site reduces capacity and will require a temporary shutdown to replace a main feed line.
Ravena Village Board members on Sept. 2 approved transfers to water and sewer accounts and reiterated a call for conservation as reconstruction at the village’s water treatment basin reduces capacity and will require a temporary shutdown.
The board voted to transfer $8,614.23 from general-fund checking to the water fund to cover costs tied to the Central Avenue Warner project, and separately approved transfers of $97,334.56 to the water account and $132,318.31 to the sewer account. The board recorded the transfers and instructed that unpaid water and sewer rents will be re-levied onto village property tax for 2025–26.
The transfers were presented during the Department of Public Works report, which also described recent water-system work: a service-line replacement at the VFW post on Whitbeck Street, repair of a sizable water-main break at 30 Main Street, completed water-main work on…
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