Upgrade for sewer and water pipes in New Hampshire
Thu, 1 April 2010
The town of Exeter in New Hampshire, United States, has voted for an overhaul of the local water and sewer system worth $US1.7 million.
Residents voted on 9 March in the Annual Town Ballot to approve the allocation of $US1.6 million for the rehabilitation and replacement of the town’s water lines, as well as $US1.1 million for the rehabilitation and replacement of public sewer lines.
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Following this vote, the Exeter Board of Selectmen has begun discussing the details and timeline of the proposed repairs. The Board intends to apply for a loan from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Wastewater State Revolving Fund to fund the project.
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