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Supervisor Matthew Davis, right, and operator Phillip Parker at the west reuse water outfall into Lake Pat Cleburne. The lake receives 2 mgd of treated water through a 4-mile pipeline from the Cleburne treatment plant.
One Water is more than just a concept in the Texas city of Cleburne.It’s a real working system now that the city’s expanded and improved wastewater treatment plant is in operation. The revamped facility produces high-quality effluent that is returned to Lake Pat Cleburne, a 1,558-acre reservoir owned by the city and its primary drinking water source.Through its indirect reuse project, the city was named Project of the Year by the Texas Chapter of the American Public Works Association, as well as a Best Environmental/Water Project Award for Texas and Louisiana from Engineering News-Record.Located in the Fort Worth metro area,
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