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Village says water‑plant renovation plans submitted; engineers to test North Arm for spring water
Summary
Village officials told the board Delaware Engineering submitted water‑treatment plant renovation plans to the Orange County Department of Health and the village has set funding aside. Engineers will conduct early‑spring barge test borings in the North Arm to evaluate a possible spring water source; results expected in early May.
Mayor read the water report for operator Phil Andrew, saying the village received two new mandated turbometers and ordered a pressure transmitter to better measure tank levels. He said Delaware Engineering completed renovation plans for a new water treatment plant and submitted them to the Orange County Department of Health for review; funds for the project have been set aside.
The mayor also said engineers will perform test borings in the North Arm this spring to determine whether a subsurface spring could supply drinking water; he emphasized the village is not proposing to take lake water but to investigate spring sources beneath the lake. "Now it's too early to give you good news or bad news, but that's gonna happen in early May," he said. The village urged residents to complete the state lead‑and‑copper survey at greenwoodlake.org to help comply with state mandates.
