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VILLAGE OF RED HOOK TREASURER’S REPORT September 8, 2025

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ACCOUNT BALANCES (08/31/2025)
General Fund$ 179,869.69
NYCLASS General Fund$ 1,305,757.21
Water Fund$ 78,334.80
NYCLASS Water Fund$150,664.30
Sewer Fund$43,531.97
Payroll Clearing Account$ 110,313.85
Hardscrabble Account$ 5,994.48
Village Green$ 5,264.68
Health Insurance Deductible Account $ 10,162.68
RESERVE CHECKING BALANCES
Fire Department (M&T)$ 10,595.02
Police Department (M&T)$ 18,205.72
USDA Water Reserve (M&T)$ 148,133.64
Highway Reserve (M&T)$ 607.92
Snow Reserve (M&T)$ 3,498.19
Tower Reserve (M&T)$ 18,892.59
Unemployment Reserve (M&T)$ 7,493.93
Court Reserve (M&T)$ 3,518.57
Office Reserve (M&T)$ 1,037.37
MONTHLY EXPENSES (August 2025)
General Fund$221,847.23
Water Fund$ 154,880.73
Payroll Clearing Account$0.00
Sewer Fund$ 49,297.75

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Respectfully Submitted,

Marybeth De Filippis Treasurer

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Document B adds a narrative Water Department Report detailing operational updates and infrastructure changes.

  • Added 'Village of Red Hook WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT September 2025' narrative section preceding the formal DOH report
  • Added report of a leak repair on South Rt. 9 involving Rich Winter from Rural Water
  • Added explanation regarding a correction in flow meter reading methodology (switching from well entry meter to distribution meter)
  • Added update regarding the transition of laboratory services for water and sewer samples to 'AG'
  • Added status update on a scheduled check valve installation at the Water Treatment Plant, now expected in October
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## Village of Red Hook WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT September 2025 We had an operational meeting on Sept. 10[th] & 25[th] where we reviewed water operations. There was a leak on South Rt. 9 in front of Golden Wok. Turned out the leak was from a gooseneck connection to a building that used to be roughly where the MHVFCU Bank drive-thru is now. The leak was fixed overnight on Sept 10[th] . Rich Winter from Rural Water aided the team during the emergency fix. There are two flow meters at the Water Treatment Plant: one where the water comes in from the wells, and one right before the water heads out into distribution in our system. We had been reading the flow meter at the entry from the wells. The proper meter to read is prior to distribution. In reading the distribution meter, it was discovered that there was a valve that was open so that a portion of the water was not running through the distribution meter. That valve has now been closed, and the water treatment readings are now being taken from the distribution meter. Chlorine residuals have been good. There is discussion of whether we need an automatic flushing hydrant at the end of the system in one or two locations where there is no loop in the system. More to follow on this. We discussed prioritizing meter replacements to cell meters in the Sewer District. If there is a water leak or a toilet breaks as happened in an apartment building, the cell meter allows for immediate reading of water use which helped identify and locate the leak. This extra water was running into the WWTP, increasing the daily flow leading to the full use of the extra EQ tank. Following up on a reported internal water leak at the Red Hook Country Inn, it was determined that there is a separate 4” water line from the water main in Rt. 9 to the Inn that is used to supply their fire suppression system. It is not connected to their regular water supply. This connection is now shown on our water system map. There may be others like this. We will record them as we discover them. At the Water Treatment Plant, a check valve is scheduled to be installed. There are check valves at each of the Wells, but there is not one in the Plant itself. All the parts are here. Due to other emergency work, this work is now expected to be completed in October. We have now switched our lab for both water and sewer samples to AG. ## **NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH** Bureau of Water Supply Protection ## **Water Systems Operation Report** Microbiological Sample Results ||Public Water System Name|Public Water System Name||Reporting Month/Year|Reporting Month/Year||Date Report Submitted|Date Report Submitted|Source Water Type(s)|Source Water Type(s)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||**Village of Red Hook**||||Sep-25||10/1/2025||Surface<br>Ground<br>GWUDI<br>Purchase with subsequent chlorination<br>Purchase w/out subsequent chlorination|| ||Public Water System ID||||County||Town, Village, or City|||| ||**NY1302775**||||**Dutchess**||**Village of Red Hook**|||| |||||||||||| |DATE|Source(s) in Use|Treated water<br>volume (1,000<br>gallons/day)|||Chlorination||Other Treatments / Readings|||| ||||Gaseous||Liquid|Free chlorine<br>residual at entry<br>point (mg/l)||||| ||||Cylinder<br>weight (lbs.)|Chlorine<br>used per<br>day (lbs.)|Hypochlorite added to<br>crock (gallons or quarts)|||||| |1|3,9,12,13&15|125864|||10|2.23||||| |2|3,9,12,13&15|127601||||2.09||||| |3|3,9,12,13&15|127171|||10|2.19||||| |4|3,9,12,13&15|124483||||2.02||||| |5|3,9,12,13&15|185156|||10|2.05||||| |6|3,9,12,13&15|259190||||2.01||||| |7|3,9,12,13&15|258013|||10|1.9||||| |8|3,9,12,13&15|259536||||1.89||||| |9|3,9,12,13&15|277877|||10|1.88||||| |10|3,9,12,13&15|279675||||1.79||||| |11|3,9,12,13&15|247800|||10|1.84||||| |12|3,9,12,13&15|241830||||1.88||||| |13|3,9,12,13&15|239652|||20|1.93||||| |14|3,9,12,13&15|239095||||2.02||||| |15|3,9,12,13&15|248949||||1.91||||| |16|3,9,12,13&15|242019||||1.83||||| |17|3,9,12,13&15|239740|||10|1.89||||| |18|3,9,12,13&15|252142||||1.84||||| |19|3,9,12,13&15|251368|||10|1.89||||| |20|3,9,12,13&15|256818|||5|1.75||||| |21|3,9,12,13&15|251378|||5|1.79||||| |22|3,9,12,13&15|245761||||1.71||||| |23|3,9,12,13&15|224852|||10|1.73||||| |24|3,9,12,13&15|216747||||1.81||||| |25|3,9,12,13&15|225677|||25|1.82||||| |26|3,9,12,13&15|217330||||1.81||||| |27|3,9,12,13&15|219993||||1.84||||| |28|3,9,12,13&15|260779||||1.87||||| |29|3,9,12,13&15|231643||||1.66||||| |30|3,9,12,13&15|230507|||10|1.75||||| |||||||||||| |**Total**||6808646|||155|||||| |**AVG.**||226955||#DIV/0!|5.00|1.83|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!| Chlorine Mix Ratio = 1 quarts/gallons of **12.5** % chlorine added to gallons of water in crock Reported by: Leslie A Coon Jr Title: Sr. Area Manager NYS DOH Operator Certification Number: **NY0039091** Signature: Date: **10/1/2025** Operator Grade Level **IIB/C** **Microbiological Samples and Free Chlorine Residual** | Sample Location | Date of Sample | Sample Type | Total | E.coli | Free Chlorine Residual | Did not collect/analyze repeat sample. | Did not collect/analyze repeat sample. | | - | - | 1.Routine | Coliform | Positive | (mg/l) | - | - | | - | - | 2.Repeat | Positive | - | - | **Population Served:** | **Population Served:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples required:** | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples required:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples taken:** | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples taken:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Did an M&R violation oc** | **Did an M&R violation oc** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | If “Yes,” check reason (s) below: | If “Yes,” check reason (s) below: | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Actual number of samples is fewer than required. | Actual number of samples is fewer than required. | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Did an MCL violation occur? | Did an MCL violation occur? | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Did not collect/analyze for E. coli for positive total coliform from | Did not collect/analyze for E. coli for positive total coliform from | | - | - | - | - | - | - | routine/repeat sample. | routine/repeat sample. | | - | - | - | - | - | - | If “**Yes**,” check reason(s) below (see also Part 5, Table 6 for | If “**Yes**,” check reason(s) below (see also Part 5, Table 6 for | | - | - | - | - | - | - | additional information). | additional information). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | For systems collecting less than 40 samples per month: two or m | For systems collecting less than 40 samples per month: two or m | | - | - | - | - | - | - | samples (routine and /or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= | samples (routine and /or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= | | - | - | - | - | - | - | MCL | MCL | | - | - | - | - | - | - | violation). | violation). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | The original sample was E.coli positive and at least 1 repeat sam | The original sample was E.coli positive and at least 1 repeat sam | | - | - | - | - | - | - | positive for total coliform ( =E.coli MCL violation | positive for total coliform ( =E.coli MCL violation | | - | - | - | - | - | - | ). | ). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | For systems collecting 40 or more samples per month: more than | For systems collecting 40 or more samples per month: more than | | - | - | - | - | - | - | samples (routine and/or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= t | samples (routine and/or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= t | | - | - | - | - | - | - | MCL | MCL | | - | - | - | - | - | - | violation). | violation). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Yes | Yes | | - | - | - | - | - | - | No | No | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Yes | Yes | | - | - | - | - | - | - | No | No | |||||||||3| |11 Cambridge|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.55|||| |||||||||3| |7588 Broadway|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.12|||ore of the<br>total coliform<br>ple was<br>5% of the<br>otal coliform| |Traditions Post office|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.07|||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||Reminder: System must collect a<br>monitoring samples during the|minimum of five (5) routine microbiological<br>month following a repeat sample collection.|| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| |||||||**As required by 5-1.72, “Operation**<br>**form shall be sent to your local hea**<br>**the next reporting period.**|**of a Public Water System,” a copy of this**<br>**lth department by the 10th calendar day of**|| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ## **Sample Collector(s):** Les Coon Jr **Name of NYSDOH Certified Laboratory:** AG Environmental labs **Did any MCL violation occur? If so, please describe:** NO **Did an emergency or low pressure problem occur? Did source water bypass an existing treatment process in the system? If so, please explain.** Service line leak in area of Golden Wok (abandoned service line) **Comments:** Discovered distribution valve #2 open creating a bypass in flow metering. After closing flow increased from ~83 gpm to ~164 gpm |**AG ENVIRONMENTAL RSC, LLC**|**AG ENVIRONMENTAL RSC, LLC**|||||NYSDOH ELAP # 12081<br>PA DEP # 68-05705<br>FLORIDA (Legionella) # E871152<br>Connecticut # PH-0808| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |86Queen Mountain Road, Ferndale, New York, 12734 / Phone: 845.704.8151 / Fax: 845.414.0051|||||**Original Report #: 76118**<br>**LCR Issue Date: 09/25/2025**|| |**Bill-to Customer Information(C51276)**|||**Water Source Location X51276-346**|||| |**Customer**<br>**Name:**|H2O Innovation { JCO Inc. }||**Source Name:**|Village of Red Hook - DW||| |**Address:**|4 Commerce Street||**Address:**|Village of Red Hook||| |**Town:**|POUGHKEEPSIE**State:**NY**Zip:**12603||**Town:**|Red Hook**State:**NY**Zip:**12571||| |**Phone:**|(845)486-1030||**PWSID/SPDES:**|1302775||| |**Email:**|Sullivan1results@h2oinnovation.com||**Contact**<br>**Name:**|Les Coon||| |**Fax:**|||**Phone:**|845-544-3151||| |**Sample(s) delivered on**09/19/2025**at**01:52 PM|||||**From COC#:**72677|| |**Sample#**|**MTX**|**Sample Point**|**Sampled**<br>**Date & Time **|**Temp **|**Pres.**<br>**Y/N/T**|**Res**<br>**Cl**|**Int**|**Analyze**<br>**Prep Date**<br>**Time**|**Analyte/Test Method**|**Comment**<br>**(see table)**|**Results**|**MCL/SMCL**<br>**(Limits)**| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |S000268437|DW-G|11 CAMBRIDGE|09/19/2025<br>11:48 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|N|1.55|LC|09/22/2025<br>11:01 AM<br>KD|Sulfate by EPA 300.0 Method|N<br>SO4-00056|Sulfate: 14.7 mg/L|MCL: 250 mg/L| |S000269720|DW-G|11 CAMBRIDGE|09/19/2025<br>11:48 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|T|1.55|LC|09/19/2025<br>03:14 PM<br>JF|Coliform P/A & E.coli by SM22 9223B<br>(Colilert) Method|N<br>1758309276087|Coliform: Absence<br>E.coli: Absence|MCL: Zero<br>MCL: Zero| |S000269721|DW-G|7588 BROADWAY|09/19/2025<br>11:17 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|T|1.12|LC|09/19/2025<br>03:14 PM<br>JF|Coliform P/A & E.coli by SM22 9223B<br>(Colilert) Method|N<br>1758309276087|Coliform: Absence<br>E.coli: Absence|MCL: Zero<br>MCL: Zero| |S000269717|DW-G|7588 BROADWAY|09/19/2025<br>11:17 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|N|1.12|LC|09/22/2025<br>11:01 AM<br>KD|Sulfate by EPA 300.0 Method|N<br>SO4-00056|Sulfate: 14.2 mg/L|MCL: 250 mg/L| |S000269718|DW-G|TRADITIONS POST OFFICE|09/19/2025<br>10:43 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|N|1.07|LC|09/22/2025<br>11:01 AM<br>KD|Sulfate by EPA 300.0 Method|N<br>SO4-00056|Sulfate: 14.7 mg/L|MCL: 250 mg/L| |S000269719|DW-G|TRADITIONS POST OFFICE|09/19/2025<br>10:43 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|T|1.07|LC|09/19/2025<br>03:14 PM<br>JF|Coliform P/A & E.coli by SM22 9223B<br>(Colilert) Method|N<br>1758309276087|Coliform: Absence<br>E.coli: Absence|MCL: Zero<br>MCL: Zero| |S000269716|DW-G|ENTRY PT|09/19/2025<br>10:58 AM|18.1°C<br>G4|N|1.8|LC|09/22/2025<br>11:01 AM<br>KD|Sulfate by EPA 300.0 Method|N<br>SO4-00056|Sulfate: 14.3 mg/L|MCL: 250 mg/L| Comment Table: N - No Comment | Remarks: T = Sodium Thiosulfate | This report cannot be reproduced without written permission of Sullivan County Labs. Test results are limited to those methods under which our lab is certified by ELAP. Results only relate to actual samples received. The following information is provided by the customer and not by the laboratory: Source information, matrix, sample point, sampled date/time, residual chlorine, initials, and test requested. Authorized By: Original Report #: 76118 Page 1 of (2) **Allanha Wickham** | _Document Control_ **==> picture [91 x 46] intentionally omitted <==** Original Report #: 76118 Page 2 of (2) Language & Accessibility Options Info@Redhooknyvillage.Org Logout **==> picture [38 x 38] intentionally omitted <==** ## DRIP **==> picture [43 x 31] intentionally omitted <==** **Document Name** 092025VillageofRedHookWTP.pdf **PWS ID Number** NY1302775 **PWS Name** RED HOOK VILLAGE **Uploaded By** Leslie Coon **Upload Date** 10/1/2025 1:20:29 PM **Document Status** Pending Review **Document Type** Monthly Operation Report **Report Month** September 2025 **Average Chlorine Residual at Entry Point** 1.83 mg/L **Minimum Chlorine Residual at Entry Point** 1.71 mg/L **Average Daily Treated Volume of Water** 226,955 Gallons **Total Treated Volume of Water this Month** 6,808,646 Gallons **Maximum Daily Treated Volume of Water** 279,675 Gallons **Was there a positive Total Coliform/E. Coli?** No **Did an Emergency Occur** Yes **Previous Versions** September 2025 Edit Document Data 
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The document transitioned from a detailed narrative Water Department Report to a high-level DRIP Monthly Operation Report summary.

  • Title changed from 'Village of Red Hook WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT September 2025' to 'DRIP Monthly Operation Report — Water Treatment Plant — September 2025'
  • Substantial reduction in content: removed narrative sections regarding South Rt. 9 leaks, meter reading corrections, chlorine residual discussions, and the Red Hook Country Inn fire suppression line
  • Removed detailed daily water volume and chlorine residual data tables
  • Added summary metadata including 'Document Status: Pending Review' and 'Upload Date: 10/1/2025 1:20:29 PM'
  • Added specific summary metrics: 'Minimum Chlorine Residual at Entry Point 1.71 mg/L' and 'Maximum Daily Treated Volume of Water 279,675 Gallons'
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Language & Accessibility Options Info@Redhooknyvillage.Org Logout **==> picture [38 x 38] intentionally omitted <==** ## VillageDRIP **==> ofpicture Red[43 Hookx WATER31] DEPARTMENTintentionally REPORTomitted <==** **Document Name** 092025VillageofRedHookWTP.pdf **PWS ID Number** NY1302775 **PWS Name** RED HOOK VILLAGE **Uploaded By** Leslie Coon **Upload Date** 10/1/2025 1:20:29 PM **Document Status** Pending Review **Document Type** Monthly Operation Report **Report Month** September 2025 We had**Average anChlorine operationalResidual meetingat onEntry SeptPoint** 1.83 10[th]mg/L &**Minimum 25[th]Chlorine whereResidual weat reviewedEntry waterPoint** operations1. There71 wasmg/L a**Average leakDaily onTreated South Rt. 9 in frontVolume of GoldenWater** Wok.226,955 Turned out the leak was from a gooseneck connection to a building that used to be roughly where the MHVFCU Bank drive-thru is now. The leak was fixed overnight on Sept 10[th] . Rich Winter from Rural Water aided the team during the emergency fix. There are two flow meters at the Water Treatment Plant: one where the water comes in from the wells, and one right before the water heads out into distribution in our system. We had been reading the flow meter at the entry from the wells. The proper meter to read is prior to distribution. In reading the distribution meter, it was discovered that there was a valve that was open so that a portion of the water was not running through the distribution meter. That valve has now been closed, and the water treatment readings are now being taken from the distribution meter. Chlorine residuals have been good. There is discussion of whether we need an automatic flushing hydrant at the end of the system in one or two locations where there is no loop in the system. More to follow on this. We discussed prioritizing meter replacements to cell meters in the Sewer District. If there is a water leak or a toilet breaks as happened in an apartment building, the cell meter allows for immediate reading of water use which helped identify and locate the leak. This extra water was running into the WWTP, increasing the daily flow leading to the full use of the extra EQ tank. Following up on a reported internal water leak at the Red Hook Country Inn, it was determined that there is a separate 4” water line from the water main in Rt. 9 to the Inn that is used to supply their fire suppression system. It is not connected to their regular water supply. This connection is now shown on our water system map. There may be others like this. We will record them as we discover them. At the Water Treatment Plant, a check valve is scheduled to be installed. There are check valves at each of the Wells, but there is not one in the Plant itself. All the parts are here. Due to other emergency work, this work is now expected to be completed in October. We have now switched our lab for both water and sewer samples to AG. ##Gallons **NEWTotal YORKTreated STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH** BureauVolume of Water Supplythis Protection ##Month** 6,808,646 Gallons **WaterMaximum SystemsDaily OperationTreated Report** Microbiological Sample Results ||Public Water System Name|Public Water System Name||Reporting Month/Year|Reporting Month/Year||Date Report Submitted|Date Report Submitted|Source Water Type(s)|Source Water Type(s)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||**VillageVolume of Red HookWater**||||Sep-25||10/1/2025||Surface<br>Ground<br>GWUDI<br>Purchase with279,675 subsequent chlorination<br>Purchase w/out subsequent chlorination|| ||Public Water System ID||||County||Town, Village, or City|||| ||**NY1302775**||||**Dutchess**||**Village of Red Hook**|||| |||||||||||| |DATE|Source(s) in Use|Treated water<br>volume (1,000<br>gallons/day)|||Chlorination||Other Treatments / Readings|||| ||||Gaseous||Liquid|Free chlorine<br>residual at entry<br>point (mg/l)||||| ||||Cylinder<br>weight (lbs.)|Chlorine<br>used per<br>day (lbs.)|Hypochlorite added to<br>crock (gallons or quarts)|||||| |1|3,9,12,13&15|125864|||10|2.23||||| |2|3,9,12,13&15|127601||||2.09||||| |3|3,9,12,13&15|127171|||10|2.19||||| |4|3,9,12,13&15|124483||||2.02||||| |5|3,9,12,13&15|185156|||10|2.05||||| |6|3,9,12,13&15|259190||||2.01||||| |7|3,9,12,13&15|258013|||10|1.9||||| |8|3,9,12,13&15|259536||||1.89||||| |9|3,9,12,13&15|277877|||10|1.88||||| |10|3,9,12,13&15|279675||||1.79||||| |11|3,9,12,13&15|247800|||10|1.84||||| |12|3,9,12,13&15|241830||||1.88||||| |13|3,9,12,13&15|239652|||20|1.93||||| |14|3,9,12,13&15|239095||||2.02||||| |15|3,9,12,13&15|248949||||1.91||||| |16|3,9,12,13&15|242019||||1.83||||| |17|3,9,12,13&15|239740|||10|1.89||||| |18|3,9,12,13&15|252142||||1.84||||| |19|3,9,12,13&15|251368|||10|1.89||||| |20|3,9,12,13&15|256818|||5|1.75||||| |21|3,9,12,13&15|251378|||5|1.79||||| |22|3,9,12,13&15|245761||||1.71||||| |23|3,9,12,13&15|224852|||10|1.73||||| |24|3,9,12,13&15|216747||||1.81||||| |25|3,9,12,13&15|225677|||25|1.82||||| |26|3,9,12,13&15|217330||||1.81||||| |27|3,9,12,13&15|219993||||1.84||||| |28|3,9,12,13&15|260779||||1.87||||| |29|3,9,12,13&15|231643||||1.66||||| |30|3,9,12,13&15|230507|||10|1.75||||| |||||||||||| |**Total**||6808646|||155|||||| |**AVG.**||226955||#DIV/0!|5.00|1.83|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!|#DIV/0!| Chlorine Mix Ratio = 1 quarts/gallons ofGallons **12Was there a positive Total Coliform/E.5 Coli?** % chlorine added to gallons of water in crock Reported by: Leslie A Coon Jr Title: Sr. Area Manager NYS DOH Operator Certification Number: **NY0039091** Signature: Date: **10/1/2025** Operator Grade Level **IIB/C** **Microbiological Samples and Free Chlorine Residual** | Sample Location | Date of Sample | Sample Type | Total | E.coli | Free Chlorine Residual | Did not collect/analyze repeat sample. | Did not collect/analyze repeat sample. | | - | - | 1.Routine | Coliform | Positive | (mg/l) | - | - | | - | - | 2.Repeat | Positive | - | - | **Population Served:** | **Population Served:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples required:** | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples required:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples taken:** | **Number of microbiological monitoring samples taken:** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | **Did an M&R violation oc** | **Did an M&R violation oc** | | - | - | - | - | - | - | If “Yes,” check reason (s) below: | If “Yes,” check reason (s) below: | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Actual number of samples is fewer than required. | Actual number of samples is fewer than required. | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Did an MCL violation occur? | Did an MCL violation occur? | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Did not collect/analyze for E. coli for positive total coliform from | Did not collect/analyze for E. coli for positive total coliform from | | - | - | - | - | - | - | routine/repeat sample. | routine/repeat sample. | | - | - | - | - | - | - | If “**Yes**,” check reason(s) below (see also Part 5, Table 6 for | If “**Yes**,” check reason(s) below (see also Part 5, Table 6 for | | - | - | - | - | - | - | additional information). | additional information). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | For systems collecting less than 40 samples per month: two or m | For systems collecting less than 40 samples per month: two or m | | - | - | - | - | - | - | samples (routine and /or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= | samples (routine and /or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= | | - | - | - | - | - | - | MCL | MCL | | - | - | - | - | - | - | violation). | violation). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | The original sample was E.coli positive and at least 1 repeat sam | The original sample was E.coli positive and at least 1 repeat sam | | - | - | - | - | - | - | positive for total coliform ( =E.coli MCL violation | positive for total coliform ( =E.coli MCL violation | | - | - | - | - | - | - | ). | ). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | For systems collecting 40 or more samples per month: more than | For systems collecting 40 or more samples per month: more than | | - | - | - | - | - | - | samples (routine and/or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= t | samples (routine and/or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= t | | - | - | - | - | - | - | MCL | MCL | | - | - | - | - | - | - | violation). | violation). | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Yes | Yes | | - | - | - | - | - | - | No | No | | - | - | - | - | - | - | Yes | Yes | | - | - | - | - | - | - | No | No | |||||||||3| |11 Cambridge|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.55|||| |||||||||3| |7588 Broadway|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.12|||ore of the<br>total coliform<br>ple was<br>5% of the<br>otal coliform| |Traditions Post office|9/19/2025|**1**|Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No|1.07|||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||Reminder: System must collect a<br>monitoring samples during the|minimum of five (5) routine microbiological<br>month following a repeat sample collection.|| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| |||||||**As required by 5-1.72, “Operation**<br>**form shall be sent to your local hea**<br>**the next reporting period.**|**of a Public Water System,” a copy of this**<br>**lth department by the 10th calendar day of**|| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ||||Yes<br>No|Yes<br>No||||| ## **Sample Collector(s):** Les Coon Jr **Name of NYSDOH Certified Laboratory:** AG Environmental labs **Did any MCL violation occur? If so, please describe:** NO **Did an emergencyEmergency or low pressure problem occur? Did source water bypass an existing treatment process in the system? If so, please explain.** Service line leak in area of Golden Wok (abandoned service line) **Comments:Occur** DiscoveredYes distribution**Previous valveVersions** #2September open2025 Edit creatingDocument aData bypass in flow metering. After closing flow increased from ~83 gpm to ~164 gpm