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Volusia County says $70 million expansion is doubling reclaimed-water capacity at Southwest Regional plant
Summary
Volusia County Water Resources and Utilities is midway through an expansion of the Southwest Regional Water Reclamation Facility that county staff said will nearly double reclaimed-water capacity to serve parts of DeBary, Orange City and Deltona.
Volusia County Water Resources and Utilities is midway through an expansion of the Southwest Regional Water Reclamation Facility that county staff said will nearly double reclaimed-water capacity to serve parts of DeBary, Orange City and Deltona.
A plant representative said the project costs "just on the other side of $70,000,000" and is financed through partnerships with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the St. Johns River Water Management District and county support. "We're very excited to have it underway," the representative said, adding the new ground storage tank has been placed into operation.
Why it matters: County and plant staff said the upgrade is an "alternative water supply"…
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