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Yakima City Council Approves New Water System

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The Yakima City Council approved a $500,000 project to replace aging water infrastructure in downtown Yakima during Tuesday's meeting.

The project, which includes replacing 2,000 feet of water mains on Main Street and 1st Avenue, will begin in September. The city will use funds from its capital improvement budget to cover the cost.

The work is expected to reduce water main breaks by 40% and improve water pressure for downtown businesses and residents. The city plans to notify affected neighborhoods by August 30.

πŸ“„ Source: WA Ecology SEPA β€” Yakima County β€” https://data.wa.gov/resource/mmcb-z6jf.json?countyname=YAKIMA
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    The Yakima City Council approved a $500,000 projectNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project is to replace aging water infrastructure in downtown YakimaNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project was approved during Tuesday's meetingNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project includes replacing 2,000 feet of water mains on Main StreetNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project includes replacing 2,000 feet of water mains on 1st AvenueNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project will begin in SeptemberNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The city will use funds from its capital improvement budget to cover the costNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The work is expected to reduce water main breaks by 40%No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The work is expected to improve water pressure for downtown businesses and residentsNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The city plans to notify affected neighborhoods by August 30No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.

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