State grant will upgrade water system in Skaneateles | Government ...

SKANEATELES — The Skaneateles Village Board of Trustees
announced this week that it unofficially has been awarded a
$400,000 Local Government Efficiency Grant from a New York State
Department of State.

The minute only hasn't arrived in a mail, a village's grant
writers sensitive Village Clerk Patty Couch.

Even so, a encampment house is relocating forward with a subsequent required
step of a DOS extend by fulfilling requests to yield a work plan
outlining how a vast endowment will be utilized.

"The extend is to be used for supervision efficiency, to improve
operations by shortening costs and not duplicating efforts," Director
of Municipal Operations Bob Lotkowictz pronounced during Thursday's village
board meeting. "This extend has to do with a H2O system."

Lotkowictz pronounced some of a extend income will cover a cost of the
two ultraviolet H2O filtration complement units a encampment is the
process of installing.

The city and encampment are operative together to connect water
systems and income from this state endowment is earmarked to fund
refurbishment of dual vast H2O tanks a encampment owns opposite from
the high school.

Once a Town of Skaneateles decommissions dual reservoirs it owns,
also located opposite from a high school, a municipality will
join a village's H2O mains and use a village's dual tanks to
provide H2O for a customers.

"The dual tanks will be utilized, so in further to assembly the
village's needs they will also supply a needs of a town,"
Lotkowictz said.

The three-component plan — UV H2O filtration system, water
tank refurbishment and decommissioning of a town's reservoirs —
will take some time, he said. The $400,000 provides significant
assistance toward a execution of a project, Lotkowictz said.
"It's huge."

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