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Minooka Completes $1.8 Million Stormwater Improvement Project

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A $1.8 million stormwater improvement project was completed in Minooka. The project addressed routine street flooding that had affected Pittston Avenue for approximately seven decades. The work involved installing nearly 4,000 feet of piping, half of which replaced 18-inch diameter pipes with 36-inch diameter pipes.

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The completion of the infrastructure project is expected to resolve routine street flooding in the area. This improvement is anticipated to provide relief for local businesses that previously suffered from flooding caused by an inadequate stormwater system.

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Who's involved

  • MinookaLocation where the stormwater improvement project was completed

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  • Minooka

    human settlement in Illinois, United States of America

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