The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 12

12 Fremont News-Messenger Thursday, August 19, 1971 0 .1. Inspection Team Reviews Clyde's New Reservoir L.r 1. 1 r.f'- Creek pumping station must be replaced. Melick pointed out that the repairs are the responsibility of the contractors completing the construction work and not the city of Clyde. The city manager could not estimate when the reservoir would be ready for an official opening ceremony but it is expected to be soon.

Taking part in yesterday's inspection were Melick and Clyde councilman Russ Stephenson, Dwight Adams, Housing and Urban Development area engineer, and Andy Spencer, representative of the Water Management Section of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Project Engineer Harold Mumaw and other officials were also part of the inspection team. CLYDE City, state and federal officials gathered in Clyde Wednesday afternoon for a final inspection of the new Beaver Creek Reservoir near Green Springs. Construction work at the huge water holding facility is complete according to Clyde City Manager Frank Melick. Visual inspection by the officials was necessary so that the reservoir can be certified by the federal government.

Once the project is certified, the reservoir and its operation will become the responsibility of the city of Clyde. Certification may be delayed slightly due to two minor problems discovered during the inspection yesterday. A cranking mechanism that opens and closes steel gates to the city's pipe line must be calibrated and oil holding tanks on water pumps at the Beaver -s- I iiJl WATER SOURCE Members of the official Development area engineer, City Manager inspection team check the water source to Frank Melick, Harold Mumaw, resident Beaver Creek Reservoir. Water will be forced project engineer, and Andy Spencer, out of the hole shown above and eventually fill representative of the Water Management the reservoir. Shown above from left Section, Ohio Department of Natural are: Dwight Adams, Housing and Urban Resources.

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