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Sewer board reports NYSERDA payment, new district operations and energy sales
Summary
The Gloversville-Johnstown Joint Sewer Board reported receiving about $180,000 from NYSERDA for a pending contract, that Sewer District No. 5 is operational through Mayfield with first bills expected, and that the plant sold approximately $3,845 in electricity to the grid.
The Gloversville-Johnstown Joint Sewer Board reported it has received a wastewater treatment capacity upgrade study for review and is deciding whether to proceed. The Board said Sewer District No. 5 is now fully operational through Mayfield and that the first bills for the district are expected to be issued. The Plant also reported a delivery of a previously ordered dump truck, that a trainee vacancy has been filled, and that an annual audit is underway.
The minutes record the Plant received approximately $180,000 from NYSERDA related to a contract that had been pending for about four years and that the Plant generated roughly $3,845 in electricity during the month, which it sold back to the electrical grid.
