October 21, 2010
Updated Oct 21, 2010 at 6:14 PM CDT
DULUTH, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Northlanders may have noticed a growing hole alongside the Lakewalk over the past couple of weeks.
It's the beginning of a $26 million project to renovate Duluth's sanitary sewer overflow system.
The project includes a new sanitary sewage pump station, an 8 million gallon sewage overflow tank, and replacement of the old utilities operations building and public restroom.
Crews have been working on the project for nearly a year with completion scheduled for sometime in 2012.
The city received $9.9 million in grants to help pay for this project.
Posted by Zach Schneider
zschneider@northlandsnewscenter.com
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