BUSINESSNJ.com·6h ago
N.J. water utility being sued by the state wants to spend $70M to replace its reservoir
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A New Jersey water utility is proposing a $70 million project to replace its 130-year-old open-air reservoir with two enclosed concrete tanks. The plan would result in a reduced capacity for drinking water storage.
The utility wants to replace its 130-year-old, open-air reservoir with two enclosed concrete tanks. But far less drinking water would be stored.
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