What causes occasional taste and odor changes in LCMUA water?
All water has its own unique taste and odor characteristics. LCMUA, like many water suppliers, sometimes experiences taste and odor changes. In the summer and early fall, algae in area lakes occasionally give water an earthy taste and odor. Temperature change and excessive rain also alter taste. These changes don't affect the safety of the water.

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14. What causes occasional taste and odor changes in LCMUA water?