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Water System Disinfection Change

Summary

Palm Coast is temporarily changing how it disinfects drinking water in the Beverly Beach and Eagle Lakes systems starting Nov. 4. The water will still be safe, but residents there might notice a different taste or smell for a while.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

This is a routine operational switch, so residents shouldn’t expect a direct bill impact; any costs are folded into normal utility operations.

✅Who benefits

Residents in Beverly Beach and Eagle Lakes benefit from continued safe drinking water while the utility performs this temporary system change.

⚠️Who could be affected

No groups negatively affected — some people may notice taste or smell changes, but the water is safe.

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