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Newark water should look, taste better after plant upgrade
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Upgrades to filter and control systems are expected to be completed in about a year
Newark water customers will find water from its Pequannock Treatment Plant tastes better and looks clearer in about a year's time after the city finishes a $23 modernization that will upgrade filter and control systems. "...the color will be a little purer. And it’ll remove a lot of organic taste and odor that occasionally you get," says plant operator and engineer Jerry Notte.
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Newark water should look, taste better after plant upgrade
Clip: 4/11/2022 | 3m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
Newark water customers will find water from its Pequannock Treatment Plant tastes better and looks clearer in about a year's time after the city finishes a $23 modernization that will upgrade filter and control systems. "...the color will be a little purer. And it’ll remove a lot of organic taste and odor that occasionally you get," says plant operator and engineer Jerry Notte.
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