On the surface, the renovated Juan Solomon City Park on the northwest side of Indianapolis looks like many city parks across America: a playground of swings and slides and climbing bars, picnic tables and tennis courts, restrooms and parking space.
There's also plenty of green space for soccer fields and walking trails, and even a community meeting room with floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the park. But below the surface, unseen by park users, is a 38 mgd lift station, central to a recently completed 7-mile-long, 42-inch relief interceptor and force main project for
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