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Red Hook Commons Wastewater System — November 2024

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Village of Red Hook Wastewater SystemVillage of Red Hook Wastewater SystemVillage of Red Hook Wastewater SystemVillage of Red Hook Wastewater SystemVillage of Red Hook Wastewater System
Red Hook CommonsVillage of Red Hook
Average Daily Flow :0.010 MGD (Million Gallons per Day)0.039 MGD (Million Gallons per Day)
Required SamplesResult- Old PlantResult- New PlantCompliance
CBOD37 mg/L25 mg/L5 mg/L
TSS<2.59 mg/L<2.71 mg/L10 mg/L
November 2024NH3<0.05<0.050.98 mg/L (June 1 - Oct 31) 1.81 mg/L (Nov 1 - May 31)
Fecal Coliform<1.00/100 mL<1.00/100 mL200/100 mL
Dissolved Oxygen7.0 mg/L7.0 mg/L7.0 mg/L Minimum
TKN<0.4mg/L<0.4mg/L0.4 mg/L Minimum
Deficiencies
Sand Filter - Red Hook
CommonsSand Filters have never been rebuilt or media replaced. Tobe reviewed and incorporated into the planning for the Sewer Phase II project.
Backflow Prev. Replacement -
Facilities backflow Preventor in need of replacement.
Red Hook Commons
UV'S - Red Hook Commons &Red Hook Commons in need of replacement of Bulb's. Village of Red Hook UV's not working due to possible power surge. C3ND provided Village with option to replace with new parts or to send out for evaluation.
Village of Red Hook
Grating -Village of Red HookCorroded grating over anoxic zones in the new Besst treatment plant.
EPA Approved LabUpdated equipment required.
Equipment
Treatment Plant CleaningRemoval of rages, old pumps, garbage, unused equipment,misc item's. Dumpster is scheduled for Friday 1/10/25 in the morning. C3ND willupdate the Village once completed.
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The document was significantly reduced, removing the Village Green Committee and the bulk of the Sewer Department report.

  • Title changed from 'Village Green Committee Monthly Report — January 2025' to 'Sewer Department Monthly Report — January 2025'
  • Removed 'Village Green Committee Monthly Report January 2025' section in its entirety
  • Removed substantive content from the Sewer Department report regarding the WWTP audit, priority lists, RFP status, and meetings with the New York Rural Water Association
  • Retained only the concluding paragraph of the Sewer Department report
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Village of Red Hook Village Green Committee Monthly Report January 2025 Spring Planting planning is underway, if you are interested in having trees planted, please reach out. We are looking to add trees to any of our village streets so if you are out and about a see an open space maybe in front of new or old businesses you can send those suggestions to us as well. We are actively recruiting members. If you are interested in giving back to your community but don’t have a lot of time to give this may be the perfect committee for you! Village of Red Hook Sewer Department Monthly Report January 2025 In January we worked hard to continue to address the issues that the WWTP has been having. We had received our report back from the Audit that had been scheduled the previous month. Unfortunately, there were several areas of concern, even after the “food dump” in December, that came out of the audit. The audit was thorough and documented many facets of the state of the wastewater treatment plant, processes in place, etc. Based on the report from the project manager we worked on a priority list and slowly have been working to rectify and fix each area we can as quickly as possible – some of which is on an operational standpoint and others are mechanical. Systems had been down and are waiting on parts to fix completely. Additionally, as we think about the expansion, we been working with the Senior Project Manager to provide detailed SOPs for our Wastewater Treatment Operator to follow. The Board also voted to send out an RFP for our WWTP and our Water systems. We continue to have conversations at the department level of what makes the most sense. Additionally, mid-January the team met with a representative from New York Rural Water Association who has experience with sewer code and functionality of WWTPs in general. We are seeking out the experts in the field to continue to help guide us in this endeavor. We are sympathetic to the concerns that this under operating plant has caused and that is why we are actively working to try to fix and repair what has been done and to implement process along that way to hopefully prevent this from happening again. We meet every other Friday. If you have concerns about the expansion and/or are currently in the Sewer Use Area and have comments, concerns, etc. please do not hesitate to reach out. There is also the expression of interest form up on our website if you are wanting to connect into the sewer (capacity required). It will put you on our list of places to consider and puts you on our radar. Village of Red Hook Speed Limit Initiative Monthly Report January 2025 We are waiting to hear back from the Engineering team about tackling a portion of the report around the School Zone separately from the overall Village speed limit so that we can move forward. Village of Red Hook Town of Red Hook Greenway and Trails Committee Monthly Report January 2025 The meeting met on the second Thursday of the month at Town Hall. The committee picked up where it had left off in November continuing to discuss signage along the trails, new blazing projects with Winnakee Land Trust, as well as wanting to collaborate to create alternative or safer pathways into the village from the neighborhoods just next to it. Village of Red Hook Climate Smart Communities Monthly Report January 2025 We tabled at the recent Repair Café announcing that the Compost program will be launching soon. This had a lot of community engagement and residents seem to be excited about this program coming directly to the Village Center.

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