EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) — February 2026

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Form Approved OMB No. 2040-0004 expires on 07/31/2026

DMR Copy of Record

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*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*
Permit #:	-	-	-	-	-	Permittee:	-	-	-	VILLAGE OF RED HOOK	-	-	-	-	Facility:
NY0271420	-	-	-	-	-	Permittee Address:	-	-	-	7467 SOUTH BROADWAY	-	-	-	-	VILLAGE OF REDHOOK WWTP
Major:	-	-	-	-	-	Discharge:	-	-	-	RED HOOK, NY 12571	-	-	-	-	Facility Location:
No	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	01A-M	-	-	-	-	US ROUTE 9
Permitted Feature:	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	INTERNAL OUTFALL	-	-	-	-	RED HOOK, NY 12571
01A	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Internal Outfall	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
*Report Dates & Status*
Monitoring Period:
From 02/01/26 to 02/28/26						DMR Due Date:				03/28/26						Status:
NetDMR Validated
*Considerations for Form Completion*

*Principal Executive Officer*
First Name:
Karen
Last Name:
Smythe						Title:				Mayor					Telephone:
845-758-1081
*No Data Indicator (NODI)*
Form NODI:
--
	Parameter	Monitoring Location	Season #	Param. NODI			Quantity or Loading								Quality or Concentration			# of Ex.	Frequency of Analysis
Sample Type
Code	Name					Qualifier 1
Value 1	Qualifier 2	Value 2
Units	Qualifier 1
Value 1	Qualifier 2
Value 2	Qualifier 3
Value 3	Units
00011	Temperature, water deg. fahrenheit	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	61.2	15 - degF		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	70.0 DAILY MX	15 - degF		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00181	Oxygen demand, ultimate	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	25.86	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	34.0 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00300	Oxygen, dissolved [DO]	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample						=	9.8					19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.						>=	7.0 DAILY MN					19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00400	pH	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample						=	6.6			=	7.2	12 - SU		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.						>=	6.5 MINIMUM			<=	8.5 MAXIMUM	12 - SU		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00530	Solids, total suspended	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	7.6	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	10.0 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00545	Solids, settleable	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	0.1	25 - mL/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	0.1 DAILY MX	25 - mL/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00610	Nitrogen, ammonia total [as N]	1 - Effluent Gross	2	--	Sample										=	1.41	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	1.81 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
50050	Flow, in conduit or thru treatment plant	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample	=	0.027			03 - MGD									99/99 - Continuous	RC - Recorder(auto)
					Permit Req.	<=	0.05 MO AVG			03 - MGD									99/99 - Continuous	RC - Recorder(auto)
					Value NODI
50060	Chlorine, total residual	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample
					Permit Req.										<=	0.03 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI											9 - Conditional Monitoring - Not Required This Period
74055	Coliform, fecal general	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample								<	1.0	<	1.0	13 - #/100mL		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.								<=	200.0 30DA GEO	<=	400.0 7 DA GEO	13 - #/100mL		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab

Value NODI

Submission Note

If a parameter row does not contain any values for the Sample nor Effluent Trading, then none of the following fields will be submitted for that row: Units, Number of Excursions, Frequency of Analysis, and Sample Type. Edit Check Errors

No errors.
*Comments*

*Attachments*
Name	Type	Size
022026VillageofRedHookWWFORRoNE.xlsx	xlsx	419065.0
*Report Last Saved By*
*VILLAGE OF RED HOOK*
User:
COONJ1974
Name:
Leslie Coon
E-Mail:
lcoon@jcoinc.org
Date/Time:
2026-03-27 16:53 (Time Zone: -04:00)

|Report Last Signed By||| User: COONJ1974 Name: Leslie Coon E-Mail: lcoon@jcoinc.org Date/Time: 2026-03-27 16:54 (Time Zone: -04:00)

Form Approved OMB No. 2040-0004 expires on 07/31/2026

DMR Copy of Record

*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*	*Permit*
Permit #:	-	-	-	-	-	Permittee:	-	-	-	VILLAGE OF RED HOOK	-	-	-	-	Facility:
NY0271420	-	-	-	-	-	Permittee Address:	-	-	-	7467 SOUTH BROADWAY	-	-	-	-	VILLAGE OF REDHOOK WWTP
-	-	-	-	-	-	Discharge:	-	-	-	RED HOOK, NY 12571	-	-	-	-	Facility Location:
Major:	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	01B-M	-	-	-	-	US ROUTE 9
No	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	INTERNAL OUTFALL	-	-	-	-	RED HOOK, NY 12571
-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Permitted Feature:	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
01B	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Internal Outfall	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
*Report Dates & Status*
Monitoring Period:
From 02/01/26 to 02/28/26
					DMR Due Date:				03/28/26						Status:
NetDMR Validated
*Considerations for Form Completion*

*Principal Executive Officer*
First Name:
Karen
Last Name:
Smythe						Title:				Mayor					Telephone:
845-758-1081
*No Data Indicator (NODI)*
Form NODI:
--
	Parameter	Monitoring Location	Season #	Param. NODI			Quantity or Loading								Quality or Concentration			# of Ex.	Frequency of Analysis
Sample Type
Code	Name					Qualifier 1
Value 1	Qualifier 2	Value 2
Units	Qualifier 1
Value 1	Qualifier 2
Value 2	Qualifier 3
Value 3	Units
00011	Temperature, water deg. fahrenheit	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	64.0	15 - degF		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	70.0 DAILY MX	15 - degF		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00181
X	Oxygen demand, ultimate	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	78.6	19 - mg/L	1	01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	34.0 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00300	Oxygen, dissolved [DO]	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample						=	9.2					19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.						>=	7.0 DAILY MN					19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00400	pH	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample						=	6.9			=	7.8	12 - SU		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.						>=	6.5 MINIMUM			<=	8.5 MAXIMUM	12 - SU		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00530	Solids, total suspended	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										=	5.3	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	10.0 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00545	Solids, settleable	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample										<	0.1	25 - mL/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	0.1 DAILY MX	25 - mL/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
00610	Nitrogen, ammonia total [as N]	1 - Effluent Gross	2	--	Sample										=	0.24	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.										<=	1.81 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Value NODI
50050	Flow, in conduit or thru treatment plant	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample	=	0.007			03 - MGD									99/99 - Continuous	RC - Recorder(auto)
					Permit Req.	<=	0.025 MO AVG			03 - MGD									99/99 - Continuous	RC - Recorder(auto)
					Value NODI
50060	Chlorine, total residual	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample
					Permit Req.										<=	0.03 DAILY MX	19 - mg/L		01/01 - Daily	GR - Grab
					Value NODI											9 - Conditional Monitoring - Not Required This Period
74055	Coliform, fecal general	1 - Effluent Gross	0	--	Sample								<	1.0	<	1.0	13 - #/100mL		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab
					Permit Req.								<=	200.0 30DA GEO	<=	400.0 7 DA GEO	13 - #/100mL		01/30 - Monthly	GR - Grab

Value NODI

Submission Note

	Parameter	Monitoring Location	Field	Type	Description	Description		Acknowledge
Code	Name
00181	Oxygen demand, ultimate	1 - Effluent Gross	Quality or Concentration Sample Value 3	Soft	The provided sample value is outside the permit limit.Please verify that the value you have provided is correct.			Yes
*Comments*

*Attachments*
			Name			Type	Size
022026VillageofRedHookWWFORRoNE.xlsx						xlsx	419065.0
*Report Last Saved By*
*VILLAGE OF RED HOOK*
User:
Name:
E-Mail:
Date/Time:		COONJ1974
Leslie Coon
lcoon@jcoinc.org
2026-03-27 16:57 (Time Zone: -04:00)
*Report Last Signed By*
User:
Name:
E-Mail:
Date/Time:		COONJ1974
Leslie Coon
lcoon@jcoinc.org
2026-03-27 16:57 (Time Zone: -04:00)

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2025-08-11→2025-08-11

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The document was significantly truncated to include only the Utility Billing Report section.

Title changed from 'Water Department Report — July 2025' to 'Utility Billing Report — Water/Sewer Department, July 2025'
Removed 'Water Department' section containing water usage statistics (8,819,919 gallons) and microbiological sampling results.
Removed 'New York Forward & grants' section regarding Greenway Community Grant applications and planning consultants Nelson, Pope and Voorhies.
Removed 'Water Systems Operation Report' and New York State Department of Health reporting data.

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Amy Smith Reports for Village Board Meeting: Monday, June 9, 2025 ## **Water Department** The Water Department meeting was on Wednesday, August 6 at Village Hall. I was unable to attend. However, I can report on water usage and testing results. In the month of July, the Village Water Department customers used almost 9 million gallons of water (8,819,919) for an average consumption of 286,836 gallons per day. Comparatively, July’s water use is 2746 more gallons per day than it was in June and 842 fewer gallons per day than in May. Three locations were sampled on July 23, 2025. All three locations were negative for Coliform and E. coli. The free chlorine residual amounts ranged from .87 mg/liter to .13 mg/liter. As a reminder, there are 1000 mg in a liter of water. ## **New York Forward & grants** On Tuesday, August 5, 2025 the Mayor and I met with Adriana Beltrani and Bonnie Franson from Nelson, Pope and Voorhies, the Village’s planning consultants. We discussed the Village’s preparation and possible timeline for submission of a New York Forward grant application. Communities that have received New York Forward grants have some common elements in terms of preparation - including planning documents and engineering reports. We determined that it’s in the Village’s best interest if we apply for a Greenway Community grant that will allow us to complete a community visioning process through their plans/public participation category of funding. The Greenway grants application opens 9/8, is due 10/30, and notices if awarded is likely December. Hudson River Valley Greenway “is a state agency that helps communities protect their scenic, natural, historic, cultural and recreational resources while encouraging economic development.” The agency works with municipalities like the Village that are located in the 14 NY Counties that constitute the Hudson River Valley. Municipalities submitting applications for grant funding must have passed a resolution adopting the 5 Greenway criteria which are as follows: - Natural and cultural resource protection: “Protect, preserve and enhance natural resources.” - Economic development - “Encourage economic development that is compatible with the preservation and enhancement of natural and cultural resources.” - Public access - Promote public use of Hudson River Valley natural resources - Heritage and environmental education - “Promote awareness among residents and visitors about the Valley's natural, cultural, scenic and historic resources” - Regional planning - Work with other communities “to develop mutually beneficial regional strategies for natural and cultural resource protection, economic development (including necessary public facilities and infrastructure), public access and heritage and environmental education.” Greenway Community Grants have a max of $20,000 that must be matched by the municipality but the match can be in cash, in-kind, or a mix of the two. The grants can be used for a variety of purposes related to the Greenway criteria. Among those purposes are both planning and public participation. We finished our discussion with a plan that the Village will apply for a Greenway Community Grant to fund a process of “Community Visioning” that will allow the Village to get residents’ input on prioritizing different projects primarily related to improvements to the pedestrian experience, infrastructure required for affordable housing and economic development, and creation of green spaces within the Village. It will likely be necessary to form an ad hoc committee as part of the Community Visioning process. I will write the grant in collaboration with Adriana Beltrani and will report on it in greater detail at our next meeting. ## Utility Billing Report Water/Sewer Department July 2025 |Utility Billing Report Water/Sewer Department July 2025|| |---|---| |Utility Bills Issued|$202,549.42| |Penalties/Finance Charges Issued|$0.00| |Utility Payments Received|$171,171.45| |Accounts Receivable Outstanding to the Village as of 8/1/2025|$39,167.39| ## Bill Adjustments[1] - 7/1/2025: Acct 30100, $240.27 credit, reverse water use and sewer operation & maintenance minimum charges, pay sewer capital only – water service off during quarter. - 7/29/2025: Acct 3700, $0.22 credit for penalty calculate error - 7/29/2025: Acct 7000, $0.29 credit for penalty calculate error - 7/29/2025: Acct 33500, $0.22 credit for penalty calculate error - 7/29/2025: Acct 43800, $0.24 credit for penalty calculate error ## Submitted by, Jennifer Cavanaugh, Water/Sewer Clerk > 1 All adjustments must be approved by Water Department and Mayor and reviewed by Board of Trustees. One adjustment allowed per 5‐year period. **Water Systems Operation Report** Microbiological Sample Results ## **NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH** Bureau of Water Supply Protection |Public Water System Name ~~ee ns~~|Public Water System Name ~~ee ns~~|Public Water System Name ~~ee ns~~|Public Water System Name ~~ee ns~~|Reporting Month/Year ~~ns~~|Reporting Month/Year ~~ns~~|Reporting Month/Year ~~ns~~|Date Report Submitted ~~(~~|Date Report Submitted ~~(~~|Date Report Submitted ~~(~~|Source Water Type(s) ~~(~~|Source Water Type(s) ~~(~~|Source Water Type(s) ~~(~~|Source Water Type(s) ~~(~~|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Village of Red Hook ~~ee ns~~ ~~a~~ ~~ee~~||||July 2025 ~~ns~~ ~~Cs~~|||8/8/2025 ~~(~~|||Surface Ground GWUDI Purchase with subsequent chlorination Purchase w/out subsequent chlorination ~~(~~ ~~Pp~~||||| |Public Water System ID ~~ee~~||||County ~~Cs~~|||Town, Village, or City|||||||| |NY1302775 ~~ee~~ ~~a~~ ~~ee~~||||Dutchess ~~Cs~~|||Red Hook|||||||| |~~ee~~ ~~Pp~~||||||||||||||| |DATE ~~ee~~|Source(s) in Use ~~ee~~|Operator|Time|**Treated** **water volume** **(gals/day)** **(SCADA** **reading)**|Master Meter (meter prior to storage)|GPD Based on Master Meter Readings|Storage Tank Level|Booster|System Pressure|Level ~~Pp~~|Chlorination ~~Pp~~|||Comments & Observations| ||||||||||||Liquid ~~Pp~~||**Free** **chlorine** **residual at** **entry point** **(mg/l)**|| ||||||||||||Used|**Hypochlorite** **added to crock** **(gallons)**||| |1|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1100|231,807|31475140|330682|18.88|4|73|12|4||1.04|| |2|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1300|319,447|31805822|166737|19.45|2|72.98|8|3||0.96|| |3|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|800|257,001|31972559|362317|18.02|3|72.9|5/15|3||0.96|| |4|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1025|283,551|32334876|238419|19.66|4|73|12|3||0.99|| |5|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1120|343,517|32573295|318187|18.21|2|72.97|9|3||0.97|| |6|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1107|289,887|32891482|253694|18.53|3|72.54|6/11|3|5|0.87|| |7|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|700|234,769|33145176|396650|18.21|3|72.95|8/13|3|5|0.71|| |8|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|630|305,958|33541826|352980|19.7|4|73|10/15|10|5|0.31|C12pump tripped breaker over night turned pump up| |9|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|700|233,237|33894812|122299|18.29|2|73.1|5/15|10|10|0.32|| |10|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1410|323,438|34017111|464160|18.51|4|72.89|5/15|10|10|0.13|injection quill came undone using more Cl2to get residual back. Added Cl2 to tank manually| |11|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|630|323,442|34481271|301370|17.89|4|73|5/15|10|10|0.13|injection quill clogged w/CaCO3, removed buildup; add chlorine to storage tank to maintain distrib. residual.| |12|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|810|254,855|34752641|362685|17.93|3|73.01|5/15|6|10|1.24|5 gal water added to crock| |13|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1300|244,196|35926487|195097|19.09|4|73.07|9|6|5|2.85|| |14|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1020|295,377|35289172|128475|19.77|2|73.01|3/13|11||2.03|| |15|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1300|265,125|35484269|326863|18.57|3|73.02|2/12|7|5|2.03|5 gal Cl2, 5 gal water| |16|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|700|236,701|35612744|326863|18.25|3|72.94|5|4|5|1.79|Added 5 gal Cl2at 2:40PM up to 6 gal in crock| |17|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1200|322,625|35939607|340394|17.96|2|72.94|1/15|9|15|1.95|Changed crock| |18|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|700|256,879|36280001|294509|18.13|2|73.03|6/26|12|20|1.96|| |19|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1125|278,723|36574510|273052|19.42|4|72.92|14|5||2.62|| |20|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1140|358,708|36847365|346837|18.18|2|73|9|4||2.21|| |21|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|900|294,394|37194402|263305|18.3|3|73|5/15|5|10|1.7|| |22|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1300|271,023|37457707|265032|18.8|3|73.02|10|4||1.47|| |23|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|645|274,094|37722739|226394|18.26|3|72.98|6/26|9|20|1.23|| |24|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|700|293,027|37949133|450044|10.8|4|72.98|17|13||2.39|| |25|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ||327,859|38399177|208275|18.46|2|72.98|4/19|9|15|2.69|| |26|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1108|298,210|38607452|370960|18.64|3|72.73|10|8||2.76|| |27|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1130|256,035|38978412|194241|18.96|4|72.96|2/22|7|20|2.39|| |28|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|1420|309,847|39172653|394682|19.19|1|73.01|15|8||2.41|| |29|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|605|345,476|39468271|411600|19.62|1|72.97|7/17|9|10|2.22|| |30|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15|LJ|620|273,537|39879871|445202|18.01|2|73.03|8/13|9|5|2.04|| |31 ~~a~~|Wells 1,3,9,12,13,14,15 ~~a~~|LJ ~~a~~|700|289,174|40325073 ~~Oe~~|74929 ~~ee~~|18.82 ~~ee~~|4 ~~eee~~|72.98 ~~eee~~|4/14 ~~ee eee~~|10 ~~eee~~|10 ~~eee~~|2.17 ~~eee~~|Added 15 gal of Cl2at 1:30PM| |**Total** ~~a~~ ~~a~~ ~~es~~|~~a~~ ~~a~~ ~~es~~|~~a~~ ~~a~~|~~a~~|8,891,919 ~~a~~ ~~Oe~~|~~a~~ ~~Oe~~ ~~ee~~|~~a~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~a~~ ~~ee~~ ~~eee~~|~~a~~ ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~|~~a~~ ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~|~~a~~ ~~ee eee~~ ~~eee eee~~|412 ~~a~~ ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~|195 ~~a~~ ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~|~~a~~ ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~|| |**AVG.** ~~a~~ ~~es~~|~~a~~ ~~es~~|~~a~~ ~~ey Re~~|~~Re Re~~|286,836 ~~Oe~~ ~~Re~~|~~Oe ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~rs~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~nN~~|~~ee ~~ ~~eee~~ ~~nN~~|~~eee~~ ~~eee~~ ~~OO~~|~~eee ~~ ~~eee~~|~~ee eee~~ ~~eee eee~~ ~~LC~~|7 ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|~~eee~~ ~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|1.60 ~~eee~~ ~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|| |~~es~~|~~es~~|~~ey Re~~|Max. ~~Re Re~~|358,708 ~~Oe~~ ~~Re~~|~~ee~~ ~~rs~~|~~ee~~ ~~nN~~|~~eee~~ ~~nN~~|~~eee~~ ~~OO~~|~~eee~~|~~eee eee~~ ~~LC~~|~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|Min. ~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|0.13 ~~eee~~ ~~LC~~|| DOH-360 (02/05) Page 1 of 2 ## **Microbiological Samples and Free Chlorine Residual** |Sample Location ~~a~~ ~~ee~~|Date of Sample ~~a~~ ~~ee~~|Sample Type 1. Routine 2. Repeat ~~a~~ ~~ee~~|Total Coliform Positive ~~ee~~|E.coli Positive ~~ee~~|Free Chlorine Residual (mg/l) ~~Ce~~ ~~ee~~|**Population Served:** ~~ee~~ ~~Ce~~|**Population Served:** ~~ee~~ ~~Ce~~|**2,730** ~~ee~~|**2,730** ~~ee~~|~~ee~~|~~ee~~| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||~~ee~~ ~~Ce~~|||||| |||||||**Number of microbiological monitoring samples required:** ~~ee~~ ~~Ce~~|||||**3** ~~ee~~| |5 Park ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|7/23/2025 ~~ee~~ ~~(nica~~|**1** ~~ee~~ ~~pe~~ ~~(nica~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~pe ps~~ ~~(nica~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ps~~ ~~inc~~|0.13 ~~ee~~ ~~To~~ ~~I~~|~~To~~|||||| |||||||**Number of microbiological monitoring samples taken:** ~~To~~ ~~eesGe~~ ~~A~~|||||**3**| |9-11 E Market ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|7/23/2025 ~~ee~~ ~~(nica~~ ~~aie~~|**1** ~~ee~~ ~~pe~~ ~~(nica~~ ~~aie~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~pe ps~~ ~~(nica~~ ~~aieaN~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ps~~ ~~inc~~ ~~inde~~|0.52 ~~ee~~ ~~To~~ ~~I~~ ~~GO~~|**Did an M&R violation oc** ~~To~~ ~~eesGe~~ ~~a~~ ~~ee ee~~||**oc** Yes ~~ee~~|No ~~A~~ ~~es~~|~~A~~|| |||||||~~To~~ ~~ees~~ ~~a~~ ~~peers~~|~~Ge~~ ~~ee ee~~ ~~enna~~|~~ee~~ ~~enna~~|~~A~~ ~~es~~ ~~enna~~|~~A~~|~~een~~| |Tradition Garden ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~Pf~~|7/23/2025 ~~(nica~~ ~~aie~~ ~~Pf~~|**1** ~~pe~~ ~~(nica~~ ~~aie~~|Yes No ~~pe ps~~ ~~(nica ~~ ~~aieaN~~ ~~BB~~|Yes No ~~ps~~ ~~inc ~~ ~~inde~~ ~~BB 8~~|0.87 ~~To~~ ~~I~~ ~~GO~~ ~~ee~~|If “Yes,” check reason(s)below: ~~To~~ ~~ees Ge~~ ~~a~~ ~~ee ee~~ ~~peersenna~~|||~~A~~ ~~es~~ ~~enna~~|~~A~~|~~een~~| |||||||~~a~~ ~~peers~~ ~~a~~ ~~ee~~|Actual number of samples is fewer than required. ~~ee eees~~ ~~enna~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~||||~~een~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~| |~~ee~~ ~~Pf~~ ~~ee~~|~~aie~~ ~~Pf~~ ~~ee~~|~~aie~~ |Yes No ~~aie aN ~~ ~~BB~~ ~~ee~~ |Yes No ~~inde ~~ ~~BB 8~~ ~~ee~~~~**e**~~ |~~GO~~ ~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee ees~~ |~~a~~ ~~peers ~~ ~~ee~~|Did not collect/analyze repeat sample. ~~ee ee es~~ ~~enna~~ ~~ee~~|||~~ee~~|~~een~~ ~~ee~~| |||||||~~ee~~ ~~Rf~~ ~~|~~ ~~ees~~ |Did not collect/analyze for E. coli for positive total coliform from routine/repeat sample. ~~ee~~ ~~Rf~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ees =e~~ ||||~~ee~~ ~~Rf~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ | |~~Pf~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~Pf~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ |~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ |Yes No ~~BB~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ae~~ |Yes No ~~BB 8~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~~~**e**~~ ~~e~~ |~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee ees~~ ~~ee~~ ~~eo~~|~~ee~~ ~~Rf~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ees~~ |||||~~ee~~ ~~Rf~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ | |||||||Did an MCL violation occur? ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ees =e~~ ~~es~~ ~~eo~~||||Yes No ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~=e~~ ~~es~~|~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~esee~~| |~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ae~~ ~~aie~~|Yes No ~~ee~~~~**e**~~ ~~e~~ ~~en~~|~~ee ees~~ ~~ee~~ ~~eo~~|~~ees~~ ~~es~~ ~~eo~~|~~ees~~ ~~es~~|~~ees~~ ~~es~~|~~ees =e~~ ~~es~~|~~=e~~ ~~es~~|~~ee~~ ~~esee~~| |||||||If “**Yes**,” check reason(s) below (see also Part 5, Table 6 for additional information). ~~ees =e ~~ ~~es~~ ~~eo~~ ~~J~~|||||~~ee~~ ~~esee~~| |~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~a~~|~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~ |~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ee ~~ ~~ae ~~ ~~aie~~ ~~ae~~|Yes No ~~ee~~~~**e** ~~ ~~e ~~ ~~en~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee ees~~ ~~ee~~ ~~eo~~||||||~~ee~~ ~~esee~~| |||||||~~eo~~ ~~J~~ ~~Sd~~|For systems collecting less than 40 samples per month: two or more of the samples (routine and /or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= total coliform MCL violation). ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~||||| |~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~a~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~a~~|~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~aie ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ae~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~en~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~eo~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~eo~~ ~~J~~ ~~ee~~ ~~Sd~~|||||| |||||||~~ee~~ ~~Sd~~ ~~ee~~|||||| |~~a ~~ ~~a~~|~~a~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ae ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~e~~|~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~|~~Sd~~ ~~ee~~ ~~|~~|For systems collecting 40 or more samples per month: more than 5% of the samples (routine and/or repeat) are positive for total coliform (= total coliform MCL violation). ~~ee~~ ~~Hl~~ ~~EF~~||||| |||||||~~Sd~~ ~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~e~~|||||| | ~~a~~ ~~a~~|~~a~~|~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ tae|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~e~~ ~~aia~~|~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee~~ ~~|~~ ~~eHl~~|||||| |||||||~~|~~ ~~eHl~~ ~~ee ee~~|The original sample was E.coli positive and at least 1 repeat sample was positive for total coliform ( =E.coli MCL violation ). ~~Hl~~ ~~EF~~ ~~ee~~ ~~eeeees~~||||| |~~ee~~ ~~a~~|~~ee~~ ~~a~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ae~~|Yes No ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ tae ~~ae~~|Yes No ~~e~~ ~~ee~~ ~~aia~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~eHl~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee ee~~|||||| |||||||~~Hl~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee ee~~|~~Hl~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~Hl~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee~~ ~~es~~|~~EF~~ ~~ee~~|~~EF~~ ~~ee~~| |~~a~~ ~~$<~~|~~a~~ ~~$<~~|~~ae~~ |Yes No tae ~~ae~~ ~~PE~~ |Yes No ~~aia~~ ~~PE~~ |~~ee~~ ~~PE~~ |Reminder: System must collect a minimum of five (5) routine microbiological monitoring samples during the month following a repeat sample collection. ~~ee ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~es~~ ~~EP~~ |||||| |~~EP~~ ~~$<~~|~~a~~ ~~EP~~ ~~$<~~|~~ae~~ ~~EP~~ |Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~EP~~ ~~PE~~ |Yes No ~~EP~~ ~~PE~~ |~~EP~~ ~~PE~~ ||||||| |||||||~~EP~~ |~~EP~~ |~~EP~~ |~~EP~~ |~~EP~~ |~~EP~~ | |~~$<~~ ~~ee~~|~~$< ~~ |~~ae~~ |Yes No ~~PE~~ ~~ae~~ |Yes No ~~PE~~ ~~ae~~ |~~PE~~ ~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~|~~L[t”~~| |||||||**As required by 5-1.72, “Operation of a Public Water System,” a copy of this** **form shall be sent to your local health department by the 10th calendar day** **of the next reporting period.** ~~L[t”~~ ~~rereereseeseres Ge~~ ~~eeee~~|||||| |~~ee~~ ~~a~~| ~~ee~~|~~ae~~ ~~ee~~|Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~acane~~|Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~eaee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~rere~~||||||| |~~ee~~ ~~a~~ ~~a~~| ~~ee~~ ~~(ones~~|~~ae~~ ~~ee~~ ~~(ones~~|Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~acane~~ ~~(ones ==~~|Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~eaee~~ ~~==ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~rere~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~rere~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ees~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres Ge~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~Ge~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ee~~| |||||||~~L[t”~~ ~~rere~~ ~~ee~~ ~~**a**~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ees~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres Ge~~ ~~ee~~ ~~es~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~Ge~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ee~~| |~~ee ~~ ~~a~~ ~~a~~| ~~ee~~ ~~(ones~~ ~~Gatien~~|~~ae~~ ~~ee ~~ ~~(ones~~ ~~Gatien~~|Yes No ~~ae~~ ~~aca ne ~~ ~~(ones ==~~ ~~Gatien~~|Yes No ~~ae ~~ ~~ea ee~~ ~~==ee~~ ~~stn~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~rere~~ ~~ee~~ ~~rs~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~rere ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~**a**~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ees ~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~eres Ge~~ ~~ee~~ ~~es~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~Ge~~ ~~ee~~|~~L[t”~~ ~~ee~~| |||||||~~ee~~ ~~**a**~~ ~~rs~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ener~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~ee~~ ~~es~~|~~ee~~|~~ee~~| |~~a~~|~~(ones~~ ~~Gatien~~|~~(ones~~ ~~Gatien~~|Yes No ~~(ones ==~~ ~~Gatien~~|Yes No ~~==ee~~ ~~stn~~|~~ee~~ ~~rs~~|~~**a**~~ ~~rs~~|~~ee~~ ~~ener~~|~~ee~~ ~~ee~~|~~es~~||| |||||||~~**a**~~ ~~rs~~|~~ee ~~ ~~ener~~ ~~a~~|~~ee ~~ ~~ee~~|~~es~~||| **Did any MCL violation occur? If so, please describe:** **Did an emergency or low pressure problem occur? Did source water bypass an existing treatment process in the system? If so, please explain.** added chlorine manually to storage tanks to maintain residual in distribution while trouble shooting chloine injector and feed line issues ## **Comments:** injection quill for sodium hypochlorite discovered to be clogged with build up of CaCO3 7/8 - 7/11, back pressure caused rupture of chlorine feed line; replaced line, repiped injection point, ordered > replacement chlorine quill, added chlorine manually to storage tanks to maintain residual in distribution. Note-CaCO3 blockage had to be physically removed; adding physical quill inspection to routine maintenance items as new operator will be taking over 8/1/2025. Replacement quill will be removable to allow for inspection, original injector was hard piped with no ability for inspection. DOH-360 (02/05) Page 2 of 2

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2026-02-01NetDMR Notification Email — March 29, 2026
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Document B is a confirmation email acknowledging submission of Document A; they are separate artifacts in a submission workflow, not revisions of the same instrument.
2026-03-09AG Environmental Lab Report #81335 — January 2026
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Both documents are the same EPA DMR report for February 2026, with Document B being a revised version issued 27 days later.

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2026-02-012 2026
— pins a specific version of this chain
Document B is a separate EPA Discharge Monitoring Report attached to or referenced by the board's WWTP operations document; they are distinct artifacts in different slots (operations working document vs. regulatory reporting submission).
2026-02-202026 02 20
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Document A is a working document on WWTP operations; Document B is an EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) — separate artifacts where one likely references or incorporates the other as supporting data, not a revision of the same instrument.
2026-02-25Report Noncompliance Event - WWTP Plants 1A & 1B Bypass/Overflow
— pins a specific version of this chain
Document A is a noncompliance event report filed with DEC; Document B is a separate EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the same facility that references/documents the compliance status during the same period.
2026-02-262026 02 26
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Document A is a working document on WWTP operations; Document B is an EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) — separate artifacts where one cites/incorporates the other as external regulatory data, not a revision of the same instrument.
2026-04-09DEC Noncompliance Report Forms
— pins a specific version of this chain
Both documents report the same wastewater facility's operational data for February 2026 in different regulatory formats (state form vs. EPA DMR), representing two views of the same monthly compliance submission.
2026-04-13Plant B — Activated Sludge Process
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Document A is a NYS DEC SPDES monthly operational report for February 2026; Document B is an EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the same facility and month—two separate regulatory reporting instruments that reference the same underlying facility data but serve different compliance purposes.
2026-04-13EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) — March 2026
— pins a specific version of this chain
Both documents are EPA Discharge Monitoring Reports for the same permit (NY0271420), same facility (Village of Red Hook WWTP), same monitoring period (February 2026), and same outfall (01A), with Document B appearing to be a revised or corrected version of Document A submitted on the same day.
2026-02-25Report Noncompliance Event — Village of Red Hook SPDES Permit Violation
Document A is a noncompliance event report filed with DEC; Document B is a separate EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the same facility—different regulatory instruments serving different reporting slots.
2026-02-25SPDES Noncompliance Event Report — NY-0271420
Document A is a noncompliance event report filed with DEC; Document B is a separate EPA Discharge Monitoring Report for the same facility—two distinct regulatory documents about the same permit, not revisions of the same instrument.
2026-03-09Sewer Operations Report — Late January/February 2026
Document A is an internal operational report on sewer system issues; Document B is a separate EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) that the sewer operations would reference/comply with, but they are distinct regulatory documents serving different purposes.
2026-03-09March 9 2026 SEWER OPERATIONS REPORT
Document A is an internal sewer operations report and Document B is an EPA Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR)—two separate regulatory/operational documents that may be related by topic but occupy different slots (internal reporting vs. external compliance filing).

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