SWS Video Series #5: Addressing Excess Flow: a Michigan Storage Project

In this week’s interview, SWS Managing Editor Katie Johns is joined by Brian Coburn, the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s chief engineer of Sanitary Sewers, Pump Maintenance & Systems Control.

In this week’s interview, SWS Managing Editor Katie Johns is joined by Brian Coburn, the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s chief engineer of Sanitary Sewers, Pump Maintenance & Systems Control. 

The two talk about the construction of a new 1 million-gallon underground storage facility and pump station with 5 million-gallon per day capacity in Novi in Michigan. This project will store excess flow from heavy rains in the new facility from the already existing Huron-Ruge Sewage Disposal System in Novi.

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