UMAC warns PFAS testing requirements will add expense; lead and copper reporting next step
UMAC informed the board that new PFAS drinking-water regulations require twice-yearly sampling, which will be costly, and that Sherri Winters prepared the town's initial lead and copper survey and will quote for further compliance assistance.
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At the Feb. 11 meeting, Troy Elless of UMAC told the Wingate Town Board that new PFAS drinking-water regulations require sampling twice a year and warned the council that the testing would be costly for the town. Elless said he is in the process of obtaining quotes for the required chemical testing.
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