Allen Mounts, director of utilities, and Mike Labitzke, deputy director of engineering, look at plans for the Bee Slough Relief Sewer Project, which is part of a $729 million effort to reduce CSOs in Evansville, Indiana.
The EPA wanted a $1 billion solution for Evansville, Indiana’s CSO problem. In the end, utility leaders came to an agreement with the agency on a fix that was a little more than half that cost.
But getting the EPA to buy in to the lower-cost plan, which included constructed...
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