“Most likely, we either have one major break or a series of leaks in that line due to the age and everything that's impacted it. If the leak gets severe, then we come up to where we're going to have to shut it down.”
“It's primarily for aquifer protection. The secondary reason is the majority of our systems were put in about 30 or 40 years ago, so they're all coming of the age that they're going to be replaced. So rather then do each individual one, going to a central one is probably more prudent.”
“It's primarily for aquifer protection. The secondary reason is the majority of our systems were put in about 30 or 40 years ago, so they're all coming of the age that they're going to be replaced. So rather than do each individual one, going to a central one is probably more prudent.”
