Arcadis Surveys Beaver Creek State Park for Lead Lines; BWD Insurance Costs Rise
What happened
Arcadis has been surveying the district of Beaver Creek State Park regarding possible areas for lead lines, according to statements made by District Manager Al DeAngelis of the Buckeye Water District (BWD). The BWD's waterline plans for the park were submitted to the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) for finalization regarding their permitting process. The BWD also reported that the inland Marine property saw an approximate $64,000 increase in value, leading to a renewal premium of $67,126 for the current year, up from $69,866 before a $2,740 advantage credit.
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Why it matters
The BWD's annual risk management insurance renewal is scheduled for October 1. The premium increase reflects a more expensive operational environment for the district, which is currently undergoing various infrastructure updates, including the installation of new I hydrants and the completion of a 750,000-gallon tank refurbishment.
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Who's involved
- ArcadisArcadis is conducting surveys within the Beaver Creek State Park district regarding potential lead lines.
- Beaver Creek State ParkThe location where Arcadis is conducting lead line surveys and where BWD plans are being reviewed.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- ArcadisSpeculative
Arcadis could see its operational costs rise due to the required specialized surveys and infrastructure assessments.