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Town reports broken chlorine-tank connector; contractors working on fix
Summary
Pearson staff reported a broken plastic connector on a chlorine tank at the water treatment system; contractors Todd Bush and CWS were repairing the part and staff had no firm timeline for restoring the new wells to service.
Town planner Rebecca Carle told the council Aug. 19 that a plastic connector on the chlorine tank had broken, causing a chlorine leak; contractors Todd Bush and CWS were working to repair the fitting and keep town staff updated on the status. Carle said she did not have a timeline for when the repair would be completed.
Council members expressed concern that the problem is another setback to bringing new wells online. Carle described the break as occurring where two fittings were glued together at the bottom of the tank and said staff would continue to monitor and coordinate the repair work with the contractor.
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