Sanitary sewer overflows were a significant problem in Laurens County, S.C., where roots and grease choked the clay sewers servicing textile mill villages built in the 1930s. A solution was needed, and workers from the wastewater collection division of the county Water and Sewer...
The Clean Streets of Carolina
A thorough audit and prioritized repair schedule eliminate Laurens County’s sewer overflow problems
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