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Clark Well & Treatment Plant: Episode 10
Inside the Filter: How the Clark Well Treatment System Actually Works At the center of the Clark Well treatment facility is the filtration system itself, the part of the plant responsible for removing naturally occurring iron and manganese from the groundwater before...
Clark Well & Treatment Plant: Episode 9
Standing on Level Ground The last time we shared, the ground at the Clark Well looked like Swiss cheese. Today, those holes have been covered and that underground infrastructure has been bolted together and tested per our HDR engineers specifications. Those tests have...
Clark Well & Treatment Plant: Episode 8
Big Pipes and Small Pipes We've been busy digging into the earth the past few weeks setting the underground infrastructure as designed by HDR engineers for the Clark Well. Island Excavating has their top people on the job and the results show their years of...
Board Meeting Minutes: March 17, 2026
Clark Well & Treatment Plant: Episode 7
The New Clark Well & Treatment Plant Eastsound Water has been in active development of a well site and a treatment facility over the past 4 years. Located across from the medical center, and in front of OPAL’s Wild Rose Meadow development, this new site has...
Clark Well & Treatment Plant: Episode 6
The New Clark Well & Treatment Plant Eastsound Water has been in active development of a well site and a treatment facility over the past 4 years. Located across from the medical center, and in front of OPAL’s Wild Rose Meadow development, this new site has the...
Board Meeting Minutes: February 17, 2026
There was no Board meeting held on this date due to illness and scheduling conflicts.
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