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Official opening of Tisdale's new water treatment plant |
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FTLComm - Tisdale - Friday, November 2, 2007 | ||||||
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Once it was decided to proceed on our own the next decision was what kind of filteration would be the best and in the end it was decided to go with the most expensive but also most reliable and successful system and that is reverse osmosis. In his remarks the Mayor explained that long ago the town had established a fund to replace the water plant and when they went to begin the project that fund had $1,000,000 in it and then they acquired half a million from the federal infrastructure programme and then by raising the water rate the project will be financed over the next few years. |
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The new plant is state of the art in water treatment with every valve and process computer monitored and controlled. The plant is easily expandable so that with Tisdale's future growth this plant can easily be expanded to handle that demand. Besides the treatment facility the plant has the pumps to get the water through the system with emergency power and additional pumping capability to handle a fire emergency. There was a good crowd on hand to celebrate the official opening with cake, coffee and |
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There was a good crowd on hand to celebrate the official opening with cake, coffee and bottled water right from this new facility. Tours were part of the afternoon's celebration as citizens had a chance to learn first hand how the complex system of filters turn out water that will not require water softeners in homes and will provide Tisdale with abundant water for the future at a price that is below the price of the SaskWater pipeline system. |
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