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Jenkins and Leggett said i has not been determined hov long the bypass will be in plao or when a true fix will b< planned.
“We’re doing some more assessment, and well need fur ther repairs, but for the tim< being the reservoir is working again,” Leggett said. “There if no risk to the town not having water.”
Craig Jebson, vice presi dent of Country Watei Systems, said the process wil likely be a difficult one because work needs to be done on thi inside and outside of the build ing, and the pipes are as dee] as 10 feet underground.
“It’s going to be a ver involved fix,” he said. “It’s prob ably going to be a long, drawn out process, because we’re working around active piping.
Tuesday’s scheduled flush ing of the Mount Salem Avenue waterline was canceled due t< the leak. The planned flushing was an attempt to clear up the town’s lingering problem witl cloudy water. Town Clerl Laura Dodd said the process will be rescheduled after th< leak in the pump house is iden tified and fixed.
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Tbwn Planning Commissior Chair Gary Schwartz update< the council on the commission’f work to formulate a policy bj which to consider possible expansions of the town’s jbound aries. One of the driving forcee behind the work is a citizens
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