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New Treatment Center Planned

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
A city in the Four States gets the go-ahead for a new sewage plant. The residents of Grove Oklahoma approved a half cent sales tax in February to build a new treatment center in the town. The city has already obtained all of the necessary environmental permits for the land. Construction is set to begin in October and end in December of 2004. A sewage lift station will be built on the existing sewage plant to help move the raw sewage to the new facility.

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