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 Wastewater As populations grow and communities develop, the need for expanded and improved wastewater facilities is ever increasing. Most people do not give a second thought to these systems that are either underground or located out of public sight. Each year brings new regulations and new challenges to be met in order to safeguard the public’s health while protecting the environment by proper treatment and disposal of wastewaters. Lewis, Yockey & Brown, Inc. has the experience and expertise to help you meet your wastewater management needs. Whether you are a municipality, a homeowners association or an individual, LYB can work with you to help you achieve compliance with Environmental Protection Agency or Public Health Department requirements. We will recommend the most cost effective and appropriate treatment method for your individual situation and help you to overcome the regulatory hurdles in order to install your waste water treatment system in a timely manner. LYB can help your municipality to plan for its future growth, and the necessary wastewater system improvements to sustain such growth, by preparing a “Facilities Plan” for your community. This plan will analyze each part of your wastewater system, outline potential problems and necessary changes, and suggest improvements appropriate for your capital improvement needs. Alternative methods to achieve your community’s needs will be considered including the advantages, disadvantages and costs of both traditional and innovative treatment and transport methods. Recommended improvements will be prioritized, helping you to phase construction for the most cost-effective use of limited resources. As regulations and your waste water requirements change, traditional methods or new creative solutions may be necessary for you to meet the evolving demands of your waste water system. No matter what the challenge, Lewis, Yockey & Brown, Inc. strives to provide its clients with solutions that are reliable and capable of meeting or exceeding federal, state & local regulations now and for many years to come. |
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