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Property owner requests oversized water and sewer service to support possible cabins
Summary
Elmer Cole Jr. asked the Bloomville Board of Public Affairs to install 2.5-inch water and sewer service to a building on his property to allow for potential future cabin development; the board asked for a site drawing and tap-count and tabled the request pending pricing.
Elmer Cole Jr., a special guest at the July 7 Board of Public Affairs meeting, asked the board to extend water and sewer service to a building on his property and requested a 2.5-inch service line rather than the municipality’s standard 0.75-inch line to accommodate possible future cabin development. Board members said the larger service could affect capacity and cost and asked Cole to submit a detailed site drawing and specify the exact number of taps needed.
The board tabled the request to obtain pricing estimates and more detailed documentation before taking action. Board members indicated they will contact Cole once the estimates are finalized and emphasized that the exact tap count and a site plan are required for a final decision.
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