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Purcellville requests $802,400 from county for Mountain View PFAS treatment system
Summary
The council approved submitting a CIP funding request for a PFAS treatment system at the Mountain View well, which currently exceeds EPA PFAS limits and is offline; staff requested $802,400 and noted the well serves nearby schools.
Purcellville staff recommended that the town seek Loudoun County CIP funding to design and build a PFAS treatment system at the Mountain View well, which has tested above the EPA maximum contaminant level for PFOA and PFOS. The well remains offline because it cannot be blended with other sources to meet drinking-water standards.
Andrea Broshkovich said the Mountain View well is the primary water source closest to Mountain View Elementary and Woodgrove High School. Staff requested $802,400 in FY 28–29 CIP funds to design and construct the treatment system and to partner with the county because of the system's proximity to school facilities. Council approved Resolution 26-07-07 and authorized the town manager to execute the application and associated agreements.
