Demolition begins on West Liberty water plant

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Demolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23.

Demolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23.

Demolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23.
https://www.urbanacitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2020/02/web1_OldWaterPlant2.jpgDemolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23. Keith Amlin | Contributing photographer

Demolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23.
https://www.urbanacitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2020/02/web1_OldWaterPlant.jpgDemolition begins on West Liberty’s old water plant at Lions Park on Wednesday. Village Water/Wastewater Superintendent Brad Hudson said a newer water plant was constructed two years ago. Plans are for the former water plant site to become a parking lot. On March 23, a groundbreaking will be held just south of the old plant for a Spray & Play Splash Pad scheduled to open May 23. Keith Amlin | Contributing photographer

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