A Citizens’ Committee Helps Architects And Engineers Design A Water Treatment Plant

A citizens’ committee helps architects and engineers develop an attractive design for a water treatment plant in a city park.
A Citizens’ Committee Helps Architects And Engineers Design A Water Treatment Plant
The new plant (shown in an artist rendering) is designed to be harmonious with a surrounding park and with the nearby downtown area.

The City of Yankton’s 1929 water treatment plant had reached the end of its life. A new collector well and water treatment plant would cost $29 million — and would have to be built in a park along the Missouri River, between the downtown and a popular pedestrian bridge. What’s...

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