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Beaver Valley Water District reports heater repair, leak fix and ongoing engineering work on water-quality issues
Summary
Beaver Valley Water District replaced a frozen chemical-room heater, repaired a leaking service line on State Route 414, staff attended W20 training, and engineering firm Barton & Loguidice DPC is developing mapping, a hydraulic model and preliminary engineering recommendations to address manganese and moderately elevated iron in the well.
Beaver Valley Water District staff told the Town of Catlin board that they replaced a heater in the chemical room after a pipe freeze and that Dennis Ross repaired a service line leak under a house on State Route 414.
The district noted staff participation in W20 training in Cortland, received a bill from the Town of Corning for 2025 work, and reported that Barton & Loguidice, DPC is working on updating record documents and mapping, developing a hydraulic model and preparing a preliminary engineering report. The engineering firm is coordinating with equipment vendors and evaluating alternatives to address manganese and moderately elevated iron levels in the well, according to the minutes.
The minutes record the operational and preliminary engineering steps but do not specify a timeline or estimated costs for remediation.
