St. Pete sewer symposium to hear public on wastewater woes
After recent meetings on the improvements to St. Petersburg’s sanitary sewer system, it is becoming clear that residents are watching developments with great interest. With questions ranging from possible reactivation of the downtown Albert Whitted Plant, to costs of upgrades at other facilities and issues of resiliency system wide, public works leaders left with an increasing sense of just how important this systemwide fix is to constituents. “Our residents want this taken care of,” said Director of Engineering and Capital…
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