Clients & Projects
Mercer County Water and Sewer, Celina, OH - Aquifer testing to prove capacity and determine expansion strategy
Mercer County is a growing area of the state with increased water demands. However, the county’s major municipal supplier is faced with quantity limits and quality problems with its lake water source, managed by its sophisticated water treatment plant at great cost. Efforts to secure surface or ground water supplies are further hampered by the proximity of the Lake Erie-Gulf of Mexico watershed divide.
The county is developing new ground water supplies for domestic and planned industrial water supply. Wells were inspected and aquifer testing conducted to prove capacity and to determine a strategy for expansion within constraints. Ground Water Science is working closely with engineers Fanning & Howey on wellfield planning and testing.
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Willshire has established a new ground-water supply system in western Van Wert County to replace an existing degraded and antiquated quarry supply and water plant. The new plant includes two wells feeding the first PWS iron filtration-nanofiltration treatment system in Ohio, brought online in November 1998. Wells were supervised and tested and the WHPA delineation was completed on a fast track and endorsed and a source water protection plan submitted.
“A clean well is a happy well.” Regular cleaning and maintenance head off conditions that cause the authorities to take action against you.