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Carnesville council closes park splashpad after water quality issues from well being tested

A pump test ordered for the city's Oconee well led to an evaluation of the park well and, months later, a temporary shutdown of the splashpad over water quality concerns.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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June 2, 2026: Temporary closure of splashpad over water quality from city park well

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In June, the council voted to temporarily close the park splashpad until water quality concerns tied to the city park well are resolved.

The story

The Carnesville City Council approved a task order with EMI for the Oconee well to conduct a 72-hour pump test.

SourcesCarnesville City Council March 3, 2026 MinutesCarnesville City Council March 3, 2026 Agenda

Two months later, the council voted to proceed with an evaluation of the city park well.

SourcesCarnesville City Council May 5, 2026 MinutesCarnesville City Council May 5, 2026 Agenda

In June, the council voted to temporarily close the park splashpad until water quality concerns tied to the city park well are resolved.

SourcesCarnesville City Council June 2, 2026 Minutes

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Temporary closure of splashpad over water quality from city park well

Dove made a motion to temporarily close the splashpad until a resolution of the water quality from the city park well can be addressed.

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Evaluation of the city park well

Cheek made a motion to proceed with evaluation of the city park well. McFarlin seconded and motion passed unanimously.

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Well update

Well Update Fishpond Structure in park

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Task order with EMI for Oconee Well 72-hour pump testing at the city park well

Cheek made a motion to approve a task order with EMI for Oconee Well to conduct 72-hour pump

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Task order for well test

Task Order for Well Test

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