Philippi, WV Secures Permit for $19 Million Water Reservoir Project
The City of Philippi, W.Va. has received a permit from the US Army Corps of Engineers for a $19 million water reservoir project, designed to serve as a secondary water source for its treatment plant. Nearly $13 million in grants have already been secured for the initiative, which is still awaiting approval from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
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The City of Philippi, W.Va. announced the US Army Corps of Engineers issued a permit for its water reservoir project, which aims to provide a secondary water source for its treatment plant. The project is expected to cost over $19 million, with nearly $13 million already secured in grants. Approval from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is pending.
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