Wastewater Treatment Facility, City of Waterville, Minnesota
During the planning stages, a comprehensive approach was taken to minimize impacts of construction on
With funding from the PFA, this project will be affordable for many property owners that had limited options to bring their septic systems into compliance.
Non-compliant septic systems were polluting West Jefferson Lake. Property owners had few options for compliance, with little-to-no property to build new, compliant systems.
Bolton & Menk worked with West Jefferson property owners to form a sewer district and petition the City of Cleveland for connection and treatment using the city’s wastewater treatment ponds. The project was submitted to the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (PFA) for Clean Water and Point Source Implementation grant and low interest loan funding.
One hundred and forty connections are proposed to be serviced with new individual grinder pump stations around West Lake Jefferson. The sewage will be pumped approximately 5 miles directly to Cleveland’s wastewater treatment ponds. With the PFA funding package this project will be affordable for many property owners that had limited options to bring their septic systems into compliance.
During the planning stages, a comprehensive approach was taken to minimize impacts of construction on
By allocating the dollars on the front end at the water treatment plant, the city
Bolton & Menk provided wastewater treatment solutions to help Tyson Foods meet Iowa Nutrient Reduction
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