Addison proposes $125K study to curb sewer inflow and infiltration after TRA data
Staff recommended a $125,000 capacity-management (CMOM) contract to inventory sewer assets, deploy flow-monitoring and prioritize repairs after Trinity River Authority data showed Addison's inflow & infiltration above average. Becky Divini said better monitoring could cut treatment costs.
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Public works proposed a one-year Capacity, Management, Operations and Maintenance (CMOM) program to locate inflow-and-infiltration sources, set a basin-by-basin cleaning schedule and reduce unnecessary wet-weather treatment costs.
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