YANKTON, S.D. (AP) - Crews are starting work on a $34 million expansion project at a water treatment plant in Yankton.
The Daily Press & Dakotan reports (https://bit.ly/2q2rBot ) that the three-year project will boost the 1972 facility’s capacity to 5 million gallons per day. A water plant built in 1929 will be decommissioned.
Director of Environmental Services Kyle Goodmanson says the project stems from a study about a decade ago that explored the needs of Yankton’s water treatment facilities.
Construction is expected to last through May 2020.
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Information from: Yankton Press and Dakotan, https://www.yankton.net/
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