Resolution Approved for Local Utilities Authority to Construct New Wells
The new wells will provide 1,500 gallons of water per minute
The township Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution for the Lacey Municipal Utilities Authority to construct two new wells. After receiving a water allocation permit, the LMUA will be modifying its water treatment facility at Chelsea and Bayonne Streets in the pines for well seven. The current system, for well one, provides 500 gallons per minute to the Authority’s system on a daily basis, Engineer Alan Dittenhofer of Remington Vernick & Vena said in November when the plans for the new wells were passed. That well, along with wells two through five, isn’t confined. “There is a chance that it can ultimately at some point be contaminated so the authority decided to proceed with that to have an alternate source,” he previously said…
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