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Town water superintendent reports river-water production; algae tests negative
Summary
Adam Littman, water and sewer administrator, reported river-water production levels, ongoing maintenance and that harmful-algae testing in raw water was undetected per the department of health; he also noted a minor weekly VOD violation after heavy rains.
Adam Littman (speaker S11), administrator for the Town of Lloyd Water and Sewer, told the board the system is currently using river water with roughly 11 hours of production per day and that clarifier and filter maintenance is ongoing. He said the centrifuge controls rep has been unavailable because of a family medical issue and staff hope to reconnect in coming weeks to check electrical-controls concerns.
"As per department of health, it it's still undetected," Littman said about harmful-algae testing in raw water. He also reported a minor weekly VOD violation related to heavy rain and that Bridgeview pump station problems kept crews busy but appear resolved.
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