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Mount Kisco reports March water production and updates Preston Way Bridge plan
Summary
Village Manager Edward Brancati told trustees March water production totaled about 37.1 million gallons and said engineers are incorporating DOT-requested changes to the Preston Way Bridge plans ahead of bidding.
Village Manager Edward Brancati reported at the May 4 Mount Kisco Village Board meeting that total water production for March was approximately 37.1 million gallons, a daily average of about 1.2 million gallons. He said the Leonard Park wells contributed roughly 5.2 million gallons of that total. Byram Lake Reservoir, which began and ended March below 83% capacity, had increased to around 87% capacity by the time of the report.
On the Preston Way Bridge project, Brancati said the Village is coordinating with its engineers and the New York State Department of Transportation. DOT recently requested changes; Village engineers are incorporating those revisions into the final plans before the Village moves to bid the project. No construction timeline or bid dates were given in the transcript excerpt.
Why it matters: Water production and reservoir levels inform operational decisions for water supply and rates; the bridge project affects local traffic and access and requires DOT approval steps. The Village did not provide the full project schedule or cost estimate in the provided excerpt; readers seeking those details should consult the official project files or forthcoming board materials.
