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Walls have been poured for the new primary treatment unit. Work is underway backfilling around the screen structure.
At the Lincoln City Council meeting last week, included in the agenda packet was an update from Waste Treatment Manager Andrew Bowns on the work that is ongoing at the facility on the south end of town.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has mandated upgrades of waste treatment plants throughout the state. The multi-million dollar project for Lincoln is being paid for by sewer fees collected from Lincoln residents.

The below grade work on the screen structure is completed. Work has begun on the area above the pumps.

Construction of the 60" effluent pipe from the chlorine contact tank to the creek.

The photos supplied from the report reflected work underway as of the end of October.

Aldermen also learned that the city was nearing the point when work may resume on Union Street. The work at the Union Street Pump Station was halted last year due to complications with the contractor. Paperwork to close the contract with Stark Excavating has been completed, and a new contractor has been selected. Once the work resumes, the project will take approximately 18 months to complete.

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