Tuxedo Lake Update

By Mayor Wilson On May 30, 2012

The initial tests results of 125 substances for primary pollutants show no cause for concern on the quality of our drinking water in Tuxedo Park. The copper sulphate application last Friday was successful in reducing the algae bloom on Tuxedo Lake. It is still undetermined what the cause may be for continued murkiness in the lake water. Our water consultants are actively working on other tests to assess the situation.

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