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Georgetown mayor outlines multiple water and sewer repairs, seeks estimates for third Cayuga well
Summary
Mayor Darin Readnour told the Water & Sewer Committee the city is pursuing leak detection, has installed a surge suppressor at the wells, will solicit bids for sewer-plant repairs, is addressing a water main break on Seminary and Gibson, and authorized up to $10,000 for dam cleanup; estimates from Farnsworth and B&D Drainage are pending.
At the Georgetown City Council Water & Sewer Committee meeting on Jan. 12, Mayor Darin Readnour presented a series of operational and capital items for the city’s water and sewer system, including leak detection, a possible third well at Cayuga and repairs to the sewer plant.
Readnour said leak-detection work has been approved and is awaiting contractor availability. He reported the lines between the wells and the pump house are not staying full, which has allowed air into the system; staff member Ed requested authority to inspect for leaks.…
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