Nearly 2.5 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline separates the Kenosha water and wastewater treatment plants, but the facilities share a theme: city parks, public art and murals.“The murals are not your ordinary painted mural on the wall,” says Ed St. Peter, general manager of Kenosha Water Utility. “They are made of 1- and 2-inch square ceramic tiles and artistically arranged as a mosaic to depict our water and wastewater treatment processes.”One of the murals is a 10-foot-high by 14-foot-wide beauty that graces a wall of the pump house at the 28 mgd wastewater treatment plant. Highly visible to the public
