Antiquated Lakefront Systems Call for ‘Divide and Conquer’ Solution

An innovative onsite design with nitrogen reduction and UV disinfection enables a homeowners association in upstate New York to achieve compliance and save money

Antiquated Lakefront Systems Call for ‘Divide and Conquer’ Solution

 The operator of the Caterpillar 304E2 CR mini excavator tunnels backward through a hill to maintain gravity flow for the 2-inch drinking water supply line. (Photos courtesy of Onsite Engineering)

A homeowner wishing to sell an adjoining property in Saranac Lake, New York, called the state Health Department, which regulates the Back Bay Homeowners Association’s private drinking wells.

His call yanked the finger out of the regulatory dike. Built in the 1920s and ’30s,...

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