This project entailed the construction of approximately 23,000 feet of water main, a new 0.25 MG pre-cast wire-wound concrete storage tank, and a new control building housing booster pumps, chlorination equipment, and the control and telemetry system. The project funding includes two New York State Legislature Member Item grants totaling $60,000, a $785,000/$75,000 grant/loan package from USDA Rural Utilities Service, and a $1,541,000 loan from New York Drinking Water State Revolving Fund for a total project budget of $2.461M.
The major components of the project include the following:
- New Water Transmission Main
- New Water Distribution Mains
- New Control Building
- New Control & Telemetry System
- New Storage Tank
The Warnerville Water District serves a population of 400 people and has a projected average daily water consumption of 70,000 gpd.