TWC NEWS VIDEO: WESTFIELD, NY -- The Towns of Westfield and
Ripley are moving forward with a water project with funding help from
the USDA. Westfield was awarded $838,000 to extend water service to
more than 50 homes in the Shorehaven neighborhood.
The
lake side community straddles the town line of Westfield and Ripley,
and many of the homes there only have a seasonal water supply from
Lake Erie. This funding will allow them to replace the old system and
connect it to the main water line on Route five.
"People
down there can only use their property certain months of the year, so
we're hoping now, with water lines, they'll have clean, reliable water
and be able to use their property more of the year, said Martha Bills,
(R) Westfield Town Supervisor.
The
next step involves engineering the system and getting final approval
to solicit bids.
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