Some might consider the relentless maintenance regime at a treatment plant in Kansas to be almost too proactive.
But the longevity and reliability of the site’s equipment speaks volumes for the way the Gardner wastewater facility is run, not to mention the multiple awards it has earned.Scott Millholland, site superintendent in Gardner, just southwest of Kansas City, is a firm believer in keeping the Kill Creek Water Resource Plant clean, fully serviced and at optimum efficiency, at all times.Plant equipment includes two mixers (Landia), that help keep everything in suspension in the racetrack-format nitrification/denitrification setup and have been operating since the
