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Ravena Village board hears progress on water projects; digital master meter now online
Summary
Trustees were updated that two subbasins are online, a building pad wall is formed for imminent concrete work, a historic 2‑inch break at Nolan’s Plaza was repaired, and a new 10‑inch master meter installed at Willis Avenue now records flows including water to Carver’s property.
At its May 5 meeting, the Ravena Village board received an update on ongoing water‑system work, including the completion of two subbasins and the installation of a new 10‑inch master meter that will let staff monitor flows entering the distribution system.
Chair said routine plant maintenance and monthly testing continued in April and that “everything’s installed, which is good news, and both basins are online,” adding that the wall for the building pad was formed and crews expect to pour concrete by the end of the week or early next. The Chair also reported a recent water‑line break in Nolan’s Plaza involving a historic, improperly installed 2‑inch line that crews repaired.
On monitoring, the Chair said the new 10‑inch master meter at the end of Willis Avenue “has been installed and is online” and that “there’s now a meter showing every gallon that goes into Carver’s property,” a change the board described as enabling closer digital monitoring of system flows. The board did not read technical specifications or budget totals for the meter during the meeting.
Trustees did not debate or vote on additional work at the meeting; the update was presented as informational. The board’s next steps appear to be continuing construction activity and routine operations monitoring ahead of seasonal demands.
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