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Sep 14, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Installation of 3,200LF of 6" ductile iron pipe; 1,700LF of 2" HDPE pipe; and related appurtenances.
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Aug 18, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Project consists of sewer manhole rehabilitation.
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Spartanburg
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Spartanburg
Address
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200 Commerce St
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(864) 582-6375
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29304
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Spartanburg Sanitary Sewer District
The Commission addressed several infrastructure and regulatory items. Key actions included the pre-qualification of ten contractors for emergency water main construction services and the awarding of a bid for timber removal at Municipal Reservoir #1 to NJR Group, Inc. Additionally, the Commission approved a contract for 2026 Water Storage Tank Maintenance Improvements to D&M Painting Corporation. Proclamations for voluntary water use restrictions were adopted for the Landrum service area and the broader Spartanburg Water system due to drought conditions. The meeting also included updates on water quality, the review of various outside city water service and extension agreements, the approval of numerous lake reservoir permits, and a report on the Landrum facility receiving a 'Best Tasting Water' award.
The Commissioners reviewed the monthly financial report and approved the contract for generator preventive maintenance and services. The meeting included discussions on current water quality, specifically regarding algae levels and treatment systems, as well as an analysis of distribution system reports related to line breaks and boil water advisories. Additionally, the Commissioners received updates on capital projects, including the Union Street waterline replacement, reviewed private fire service and water main extension agreements, and examined various lake permit applications for Lake Bowen and Lake Blalock.
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The Commission discussed several operational and engineering matters. Key topics included a review of monthly financial reports, updates on regional drought status and voluntary water restrictions, and an annual report on the Oyster Shell Recycling Program. The Commission approved a variance request for property at 300 West Caledonia Court involving marine structure modifications. Additionally, the Commission awarded a professional services contract for the Municipal Reservoir #1 Supplemental Supply Evaluation and approved the contract for the Old Boiling Springs Road 24-inch Waterline Replacement. Reports were provided regarding executed private fire service and water main extension agreements, permits issued at various reservoirs, and the CEO's updates on grant funding and potential triathlon event planning.
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