Heavy equipment being staged on the River Run side of Bull Shoals |
An estimated $2.2 million sewer bore
project that would run through solid limestone rock 20 feet below
Bull Shoals Lake and which was approved by the Taney County
Commission after many years of discussion, looks to be finally moving
forward.
As I understand it, the project
consists of two steel bores 18 inches in diameter running
side-by-side that would each encase a polyvinyl chloride, or PVC,
pipe 12 inches in diameter where currently 250 gallons of waste per
minute would travel underneath Bull Shoals Lake to the Ozark Beach
system, then to the Forsyth waste water treatment plant.
According to my sources at GRE, the
bore hole will take about 60 days to complete and once that is
working to everyone's satisfaction, the real work of trenching sewer
lines in the Valley View Village area will commence in earnest. This
could be as early as September if everything falls neatly into place.
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