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March 4, 2010

Water District gears up for next phase

michellef@standard-democrat.com HAYWOOD CITY -- Work is moving along on Scott County's Public Water Supply District No. 4, with officials now looking to the second phase of the project. "The storage tank has been erected and is scheduled to be finished by March 17," said Tim McIntyre, system manager...

Michelle Felter
Tim McIntyre, systems manager for Public Water Supply District No. 4 in Scott County, talks about the two sand filters at the treatment plant in Haywood City. There is space to add two additional filters as demand increases. Work is progressing on PWSD No. 4, with the storage tank erected and set to be finished in just a couple of weeks, and Phase One of the project set for a late summer completion date. (Photo by Michelle Felter, Staff)
Tim McIntyre, systems manager for Public Water Supply District No. 4 in Scott County, talks about the two sand filters at the treatment plant in Haywood City. There is space to add two additional filters as demand increases. Work is progressing on PWSD No. 4, with the storage tank erected and set to be finished in just a couple of weeks, and Phase One of the project set for a late summer completion date. (Photo by Michelle Felter, Staff)

Meetings scheduled to sign up more households

michellef@standard-democrat.com

HAYWOOD CITY -- Work is moving along on Scott County's Public Water Supply District No. 4, with officials now looking to the second phase of the project.

"The storage tank has been erected and is scheduled to be finished by March 17," said Tim McIntyre, system manager.

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