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Nutter Fort discontinues BowSel testing; five hydrant leaks remain, Public Works to take over testing
Summary
Council reviewed BowSel's water-loss study: Public Works has repaired most issues but five leaks remain. The town will discontinue BowSel services because of weekday availability problems and will perform hydrant flow testing internally, placing flow-rate placards prior to painting.
The council reviewed a BowSel comprehensive water-loss study and an associated hydrant-testing program during the Sept. 23 meeting. Public Works reported it has repaired the potential water-loss sources identified in the report except for five leaks that are scheduled for repair.
Officials said the town will discontinue BowSel services because the company's weekday availability prevented Public Works staff from being present during testing; Public Works indicated it has the necessary equipment to conduct testing internally going forward. Placards showing hydrant flow rates will be placed on hydrants ahead of planned painting.
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