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The Honorable Jason Keding -3 December 3, 2021 Supervisor of Town of Boston emergency. This scenario while feasible, will eliminate any redundancy in the station and therefor a detailed analysis should be completed to determine if a third pump could be installed within the Keller Pump Station to provide redundancy. Under this alternative, there is a potential to provide public water service to approximately 15 residential properties currently supplied off private well systems. To reiterate, our analysis was completed at a high level and is considered preliminary and only intended as a proof of concept. Prior to making any decisions on capital investment, it is recommended that the Town complete a more thorough engineering evaluation. We do however believe that this project would provide a great benefit to the Town of Boston and should be considered further in the near future. We appreciate your continued cooperation as we share in the delivery of quality water to all Town of Boston residents. If you have any questions or require additional information concerning these recommendations, please contact me at 716-685-8220. Sincerely, ERIE COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY Leonard F. Kowalski, PE Executive Engineer LFK:jmf Attachment cc: R.Stoll M.Quinn M.Wymer BOTN-326-9302-F P:\TOWN\P9300453\2021-12-03 Letter BOTN Secondary Supply Interconnection.docx