DERBY-The sometimes controversial million gallon water tank, which Ansonia and Derby’s fire chiefs say is strongly needed, won approval from the Regional Policy Board of the South Central Connecticut Water Authority. The storage tank, which will serve 13,000 customers in Ansonia, Seymour and Derby, particularly Giffin Hospital, is planned for a wooded section at the far end of the Derby High School and Middle School complex near Coon Hollow Road. It would be bordered by the schools, Public Works facility, the shuttered VARCA building and Osborndale Park.
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