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St. Charles Parish breaks ground on $32 million Munce pump‑station project to add permanent pumping capacity
Summary
Parish officials said construction has begun on two permanent pump stations in the Munce community, a $32 million effort (including $10 million from CPRA) intended to increase drainage capacity and reduce recurring flooding; work is expected to take about 18 months.
St. Charles Parish officials said on Sept. 8 that construction has started on two permanent pump stations in the Munce community, a $32 million project intended to provide long-term drainage relief and increase local pumping capacity.
Parish President Jewell said the twin projects will provide permanent pumping capacity where temporary pumps had previously been used and that the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) has contributed $10 million toward the work. Jewell said site work has begun: sheet‑pile installation at one station and clearing and grubbing at the other. "The project is…
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