Waterworks: Ephrata finalizing plans for water infrastructure upgrades
Nancy Wetch, a project engineer with Gray & Osborne, Inc., discusses the condition of the city of Ephrata’s wastewater treatment facility. The aging facility is in need of a full refurbishment and increased capacity to deal with the city’s growing population.
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One of the city of Ephrata’s main water reservoirs for storing fresh water. The city has five and is working on building a sixth in such a way that water pressure will improve on the eastern side of town.
EPHRATA — Providing water and sewer services to a city laid out like a reverse saddle is challenging, but the city of Ephrata is working to improve the associated infrastructure, which is aging and needs adjustments to meet the needs of the county seat.
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