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Wyoming County water agency reports upcoming public water evaluation, leak detection and a large DEC permit review
Summary
The Wyoming County Water Resource Agency updated the committee on Local Waterfront Revitalization work, a July evaluation of public water by Barton & Loguidice, leak detection assistance from Livingston County, dredging, and review of a 440-page DEC permit plus a 400-page addendum.
The Wyoming County Water Resource Agency (WCWRA) reported several active items to the Planning Committee: Local Waterfront Revitalization activities, a planned public water evaluation by engineering firm Barton & Loguidice in July, leak-detection work conducted by Livingston County, coordination with A. Bijl on meter reading and billing, and dredging matters.
The minutes record that staff reviewed a 440-page DEC permit application along with a 400-page addendum, indicating substantial permitting materials under consideration. No formal votes or funding commitments were recorded in the minutes for these items; the report was recorded as an update to the committee.
The committee did not record public comment or specific deadlines in the minutes; staff follow-up on the evaluation, leak detection, and permit processing is implied as part of ongoing WCWRA work.
