EditorialUp to the Challenge

Up to the Challenge

Arizona wastewater utility tears up yards and streets without burning any bridges.
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The Lake Havasu City team includes, from left, wastewater division manager Doug Thomas, project manager Jeremy Abbott, city engineer Greg Froslie, utility supervisor Ed Donahue, utility lead Ray Brown, utility worker I Josh Wehner, and utility worker I Jason Carter.

You wouldn't think a community could complete a 10-year sewer construction project, tearing up over 90 percent of its streets and 70 percent of its private property parcels, and do it under budget, ahead of schedule, and without an uprising by the citizenry.

In the case of Lake...

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