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Village of Red Hook Water Treatment Facilities Monthly Report — March 1, 2024

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Village of Red Hook Water Treatment Facilities Monthly Report

March 1, 2024

System Flow

During the month of February the water treatment facility treated 6,623,100 total gallons, which is an average of 224,900 gallons per day. See below for the Annual Daily Average Flow Chart:

All bacteriological samples for the month were collected and transported to York Analytical, Newton, Connecticut. Please see below for sample locations and results:

LocationTotal ColiformE. Coli
2 W. MarketAbsentAbsent
Traditions Mail RmTraditions Mail RmAbsentAbsent
29 E. MarketAbsentAbsent

Chemical Usage

During the month of February, the water treatment plant used 75 gallons of sodium hypochlorite. The average daily use was 2.4 gallons per day.

If you should have any questions in regards to this report, please feel free to reach out to me at our main office at (845) 244-0129 or by email at Fernando@C3NDEnviro.com

Sincerely, Fernando Dongo Principal Consultant C3ND Environmental Consulting

Village of Red Hook Water Treatment

7467 South Broadway, Red Hook, New York 12571

03/01/2024

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Water System Water System Notes: Monthly Total Coliform All results absent for the month Deficiencies Well Control Issues Waiting for SCADA update Town/Village Interconnect 2020 test indicated this was not a viable option for Village flow in case of emergency. Engineering review currently in place. Well level monitors have been reviewed with a variety of repairs that were required. Currently looking at options for communication to wells 14 & Well Level/Flow 15 as there is a short in wiring between the plant and the wells Well 14 & 15 Project Waiting for well pump data to finalize VFD startup. Installation work complete. Dell Came out to diagnose boot failure. Found both power supplies & PIB Board were bad and had to replace. Replaced all parts, system ran for 1 week and then system went down again. Dell came out again and they replaced the sensor & cable, system was running when Computer technician left. System failed again 2 days later. Dell came out and replaced the intrusion cable which was causing the fans to run on high. System was working again. System failed again on 3/6/2024, C3ND was able to get system temporarily running. Dell is scheduled to come out on 3/7/2024 to possibly replace the motherboard. ----- End of picture text -----

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References

This document cites or incorporates the following separate documents:

  • 2024-03-11NYS DOH Water Quality Report — February 2024
    Document B is the official NYS DOH regulatory report form for the same facility and period; Document A is the consultant's internal monthly report. Both report on the same water system for February 2024, but they are separate artifacts serving different regulatory slots (internal consultant report vs. state-mandated compliance filing).

Recurring pattern

These other chains use the same template but are separate decisions: