EditorialKeeping the End in Mind

Keeping the End in Mind

Lexington-Fayette charges forward on required sewer and stormwater system upgrades with its sights on the finish line.
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Keeping the End in Mind
The Lexington management team includes, from left, senior engineering technician Jeff Baumgardner, principal engineering technician Richard Hall, construction manager Rick Day and director of water quality Charles Martin.

Lexington, Ky., is the thoroughbred equestrian capital of the U.S. — possibly the world. The Division of Water Quality of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG) is engaged in a race of a different sort, working against time to upgrade its sanitary sewer and...

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