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Water Projects

Current water projects include:

Emmet County Albert City Retro-Fit (Existing System Add-ons)
Jackson-Martin County    

 

 

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Emmet

Emmet Expansion Area

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The Emmet County Expansion project includes residents or locations in the white area on the map to the left.

This project is scheduled to begin in the Spring of 2009 as long as weather cooperates, funding is available, and sign-up percentages meet the required number.

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Albert City

Albert City Service Area

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The Albert City Service Area Expansion project includes residents or locations in the white area on the map to the left.

This project is scheduled to begin in the Spring of 2009 as long as weather cooperates, funding is available, and sign-up percentages meet the required number.

Supplementary Information (PDF):

 

 

Retro-Fit

ILRW Retro service area

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Retro-Fit is a term that ILRW uses to describe adding on a new user in an area where water lines already exist and we just need to extend the mainline or tap into the mainline to add the new user.

ILRW's existing service area is highlight in light blue to the left.

 

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Jackson-Martin County

Jackson-Martin Service Area

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The Jackson-Martin Rural Water Expansion project includes residents or locations in the white area on the map to the left.

A startup date for construction begin has not been determined at this time. ILRW is in the process of obtaining sign-ups for the project. Funding has been obtained for this project already, but more sign-ups are needed to make the project feasible for members.

Funding for this project was received because of a joint effort between Iowa and Minnesota's USDA Rural Development offices. Without this team effort, funding would have been a little more difficult to obtain.

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