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2023 Consumer Confidence Report
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The Village of Ashville with Crossroads Community Planning is updating its Planning & Zoning Codes. For more information click on image or "read more".Read More
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Water Facility Project
Information about this project is found by clicking on the Banner or Read More. The webpage was developed to track and provide transparency to this process.Read More
Water Tower Project
The Village of Ashville is working on replacing the Cromley Water Tower with a North Water Tower. Click on read more or the banner for more information.Read More
Water Connection Projects
Information about these projects are found by clicking on the Banner or Read More. Earnhart Hill & South Bloomfield(Completed) Water Connection. The webpage was developed to track and provide transparency to this process.Read More
Phase II of the State Route 316 Project
The Phase II State Route 316 Project is from Station Street to SR 752. Click on Read More of the Banner to access more information.Read More
Summary information on 2024 Randolph Street Paving Project. For more detailed information you can be linked to the project webpage by clicking on the Banner to the right or Read MoreRead More
Water Resource Recovery Facility Expansion
Information about this project is found by clicking on the Banner or Read More. The webpage was developed to track and provide transparency to this process.Read More
Westside Park Project
Submitted Westside Park in 2022 and in 2024. Click on image or read more for Information.Read More
Park
Information on Ashville Park development can be found by clicking on the Banner or Read More. We have been fortunate to benefit from Pickaway County Park District funding. Read More
Pedestrian Project
Ashville & ODOT is funding a Pedestrian Enhanced Intersection Improvement Project. The intent is to add two (2) pedestrian signals and five (5) LED street lights. For more information click on the Banner or Read.Read More
South Metershed Project
Phase 1 of Improvement Project is funded by the Ohio Public Works Commission & the Ohio Department of Development (American Rescue Plan Act of 2021) for funding. For information click on the Banner or Read More.Read More
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Resource information can be found by clicking on the Banner or Read More. This information includes transportation, food, computers, & connectivity, If you have an idea or information, please let us know. Read More
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Financial ReportsThese reports include the Temporary and Permanent Expense Budgets, Anticipated Sources of Revenue Budget, Annual Financial Reports of the village and other financial information.Read More
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Water Quality Report is also know as the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR). You can take a look at the report (s) by clicking on the Banner/Read More.Read More
Gas Aggregation
Gas Aggregation is through Constellation NewEnergy - Gas Division, LLC. This was authorized by Ballot Question, legislation, & contract. For those documents, updates, & past information click on the Banner or Read More.Read More
Ashville Foundation
The purpose is to review its history, recruit members, elect officers, and approve by-laws. We encourage you to click on the Banner or Read More to get involved. Read More
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If you see a pothole please call 740-983-6367 and report the location. To find out more about reporting potholes in Ashville, click the Banner or Read More. This will take you to our online reporting system.Read More
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Article Index
- 2023 Public System Annual Water Quality Report (CCR)
- Introduction
- Source Water Information and Vulnerability Assessment
- Special Precaution Needs
- What are sources of contamination to drinking water?
- Lead Educational Information and Tier 3 Reporting
- Revised Total Coliform Rule (RTCR) Information
- Water Quality Data/Information on Contaminants
- About your drinking water
- Back Flow Prevention
- Definitions of some terms contained within this report
- How do I participate in decisions concerning my drinking water?
- Lead Mapping of Water Distribution System
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How do I participate in decisions concerning my drinking water?
We want our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want to learn more, please attend our regularly scheduled Village Council meetings. They are held at 6:30 P.M. on the first and third Monday of each month at 200 East Station Street.
For more information on your drinking water contact James Welsh (740) 983–6367.
We are pleased to report that our drinking water is safe and meets federal and state requirements. This report shows your water quality and what it means. Drinking water, including bottled drinking water, may be reasonably expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of these contaminants does not necessarily indicate that water poses a health risk. Thank you for allowing us to continue providing your family with clean and quality drinking water this year.
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