The project's objetive is to build a new 4.5 MGD water treatment plant. The current plant has been in service since 1930s and can not meet current treatment standards required by the TNRCC and cannot meet the present peak day water demands.
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This project was Certified on October 16, 2001
| Sector | |
| Location | Raymondville, Texas, USA |
| Benefited Population | 10,774 people |
| Projected Cost | $7,710,000.00 USD |
| Sponsor |
City of Raymondville |
| ID# |
308 |
The project's objetive is to build a new 4.5 MGD water treatment plant. The current plant has been in service since 1930s and can not meet current treatment standards required by the TNRCC and cannot meet the present peak day water demands.