Pine Plains water operator reports no PFAS/PFOA detections; sampling frequency reduced
Water engineer told the board average pumping is about 60,000 gallons per day and that Duchess County approved reducing PFAS/PFOA sampling to once every three years after four years of non-detections; staff noted sample costs of about $1,000 per well.
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The town’s water engineer reported that average flow remains steady at roughly 60,000 gallons per day and that several routine meter replacements and utility markouts occurred during the month.
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