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Iron deposits from aged pipes contaminate Cornwall’s water, said Greg Roussey, member of the borough’s water and sewer committee, at a Cornwall Borough Council meeting Monday, Oct. 12.
Also at the meeting, consideration of waivers and granting of conditional plan approval for The Knoll at Iron Valley residential project was given an extension by council to its next meeting, Nov. 9. This resulted in a delay of Citizens United 4 Responsible Development founder Jeremy Zimmerman’s presentation on how the borough’s ordinance regarding conservation of woodlands rules that replanting trees does not count toward the percentage of trees removed for such developments…