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The treatment facility exceeded its copper limit in December, recording 17.3 ug/L against a 13 ug/L limit; October, November, and December were all out of compliance. The CRPCD also reported that all four towns joined its appeal of the 2025 NPDES permit.
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The treatment facility is working to determine why copper levels have risen and is seeking drinking-water data from Franklin. The CRPCD’s NPDES permit appeal is pending review, with the USEPA given 30 days to submit a briefing or arrange mediation. The board also unanimously approved a $402,292.55 operations and maintenance warrant.
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