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Infrastructure, Chalmers lots take council spotlight
By Sue Sitter - | May 8, 2021
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A worker from Jamestown firm Pipe Detectives checks a manhole on Main Avenue in Rugby.
The Rugby City Council heard updates on projects to improve water infrastructure projects and revisited an issue concerning lawn care at Rugby’s Chalmers Addition at its regular monthly meeting May 3 at city hall.
Engineer Jim Olson presented findings from a camera study of the city’s water and sewer system conducted by Jamestown firm Pipe Detectives.
Olson reported crews found a collapsed manhole near the Cenex office on Highway 3 near First Street Northwest. Workers repaired the manhole.