Davenport assesses sewer-collapse problems
September 11, 2009

The new public-works director in Davenport, Iowa, is promising to issue a plan by Thanksgiving to deal with more than 100 collapsed segments of sewer across the city. The repairs are expected to cost more than $100,000,000, and that's simply beyond the reach of the city's $155,000,000 annual budget. Repairing the existing sewers could be a 20-year project.

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