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Sliplining with fiberglass-reinforced concrete pipe rehabilitates a 1,300-foot sewer interceptor, enabling the Minnesota Twins to build their new ballpark

An 84-inch brick-and-mortar interceptor, constructed in 1889, lay north of the proposed Minnesota Twins ballpark, but in the path of transportation improvements.

Staff from the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services, the wastewater agency serving the Twin Cities, feared that...

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