City Faces Rising Sewer Rates for New Roswell Plant
Roswell prepares for a long overdue sewer plant to ease aging capacity and organic waste issues. Officials expect EPA approval in February with construction starting July 1981, costing the city about 1 million dollars out of pocket after a 75 percent federal share.
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