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Boil order lifted
by Greg Bennett/The Coastguard View all articles from Greg Bennett/The Coastguard
Article online since September 24th 2008, 13:30
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Boil order lifted
A boil water order in the Town of Shelburne is not longer in effect.
The boil order went out on Sept. 19 after a test results revealed elevated levels of coliform in an isolated line.
The order was lifted last Tuesday after two tests came back within the acceptable limits.
The boil order was a “precautionary thing,” said town spokesperson Mary Lee Gonzaga.
The boil order went out on Sept. 19 after a test results revealed elevated levels of coliform in an isolated line.
The order was lifted last Tuesday after two tests came back within the acceptable limits.
The boil order was a “precautionary thing,” said town spokesperson Mary Lee Gonzaga.
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