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Public works outlines $18 million pumping station and 5‑million‑gallon storage for Lake Michigan water project
Summary
Public Works Director Noriel Norega told the committee the village plans an $18 million pumping station, a 5‑million‑gallon underground tank, and a 16‑inch main extension tied to the Lake Michigan Water project; related water‑main and MFT street projects are scheduled for spring 2025.
Public Works Director Noriel Norega described the village’s planned infrastructure tied to the Lake Michigan Water project, including a pumping station estimated at $18 million, a 5‑million‑gallon underground storage tank and a 16‑inch main extension running west of County Line Road from Black Road.
Noriel said the infrastructure will deliver Lake Michigan water to the village and that two large water main projects associated with the project are planned for spring 2025. "the construction of the pumping station at an estimated cost of 18 million dollars that will begin shortly," Noriel said, providing the committee with the projected scale and timing of the work.
