Sean C. Morgan
If everything goes just right, City Manager Ray Towry told the City Council March 12, the project to rehabilitate and expand the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plan could be as much as 60 percent funded before construction even starts.
The project is the final step to avoiding bypasses of untreated sewage into the river during heavy rainstorms, a process that has continued for nearly 20 years. Prior to four sewer line replacement projects,…