John Helka, who is coordinating the project, was quoted in The Spec as saying the $4-million real-time control system will use water-level sensors, underground gates and a new tunnel “off-ramp” to redirect sewage normally destined for the Wellington outfall to other parts of the sewer system, or into nearby holding tanks without endangering homes and businesses in the low-lying northeast end.
For further details, see Spec write up here or purchase today's print version. There is some very good information in the article, and it sounds like this could be a very good control measure in Hamilton.
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