The architectural plans for Wichita’s new water treatment facility are starting to take shape. It won’t be long before crews begin the groundwork, according to the Wichita Business Journal.
The $553 million project — which has been funded mostly by federal and state loans — will replace the city’s current facility, which is 80 years old. Wichita Water Partners, the design-build group contracted to do the work, completed design plans and submitted loan applications to secure the funding for the project.
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