Lexington-Fayette County Make Progress on Sewers
Sewage Flowing Where it Shouldn't Camille Weber & Linda J. Johnson| Herald-Leader Staff
The Fayette Alliance is dedicated to securing adequate infrastructure in Fayette County–this is a key component to promoting responsible and sustainable growth. To learn more about our work to improve our sanitary sewer and storm water systems, please view our position statements on the Proposed LFUCG Water Quality Management Fee & Program, FY 2009 & FY 2010 Sanitary Sewer User Fee Increase.
New sewer line begins working
Excerpt from www.Kentucky.com, posted October 6, 2009
By Andy Mead, amead@herald-leader.com
A new sewer line that started operating this week eventually will replace one that breaks frequently, Lexington officials announced Tuesday.
The North Elkhorn Force Main will carry sewage from east of the city to the Town Branch treatment plant west of downtown… Read the entire article at Kentucky.com
Read more articles written by the Herald-Leader about Lexington-Fayette County’s sewer infrastructure,
Troublesome sewer line repaired overnight
Sewer break reported in Lexington
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Sewer main new Hamburg is repaired
No timetable for repair of leaking sewer in Lexington’s Hamburg area
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Sewer line breaks near Hamburg area