Just under three years ago, the Franklin Township Municipal Sanitary Authority delivered a model to state environmental officials mapping out the flow of sewage through its 330-mile system.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Consent-order updates eliminate 4M gallons of waterflow during Franklin rainstorms
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