Village of Coxsackie Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Project
The Village of Coxsackie is building a new water treatment facility at a cost of $4.5 million dollars. This project is necessary to replace the existing Krofta filtration system in place since 1999 that has not been able to adequately provide enough filtering capacity or deal with the various water issues encountered. The project is funded through a 30 year, no interest, loan from the NYS Environmental Facilities Corp.
The project broke ground last June and is anticipated to be running by mid-2011. Once the plant is filtering water it must run for 2-3 months and be subject to almost continuous testing by the NYS Dept. of Health, after which the Village will switch to the new filters. This new plant will significantly increase the quality and quanity of water that the Village is able to produce.
The plant as you see in the pictures below is about 70% complete.
The Daily Mail and the Greene County Courier are the official Village newspapers and advertisements or notices can be found either in the classified or legal section.
Official Posting Places:
Occasionally notices are also posted in the following places for those who do not receive the local paper: Village Building, 119 Mansion Street; Griffin's Market, 273 Mansion Street; US Post Office, 27 Reed Street; Stewart's, Corner of Route 9W and Route 81; and the Grand Union, Hope Plaza.
