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Water committee to review final silica-line report and consider rehab vs. rebuild
Summary
The town's engineering firm delivered a draft silica-line report; the water committee expects a final draft at its next meeting and discussed whether to rehab or rebuild aging infrastructure and review bids for a new billing/vendor system to serve ~1,400 customers.
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The water committee reported a draft engineering report on the silica-line task and said the firm will likely deliver a final draft at the committee's next meeting. Committee members said the analysis will feed decisions about whether to rehabilitate the existing plant or pursue a full rebuild, and discussed bids for a new vendor to handle utility billing and operations.
"Our engineering firm gave us a draft report on the silica line task... at our next meeting... they will likely have a final draft report for the silica line guiding us about what they... what it cost, etcetera," the water committee representative said. Council and water-committee members noted that Bath currently serves about 1,400 water customers and flagged the cost sensitivity of large capital projects. Members said they will use the firm's findings to inform funding requests and vendor selection.

