Circleville Clears Trees Near Wastewater Treatment Plant
The City of Circleville has begun clearing trees along State Route 56 West to improve safety and security around the city's Wastewater Treatment Plant.
With construction at the treatment plant nearing completion, city officials took a closer look at the wooded area surrounding the facility to protect their "large capital investment".
- The dense woods border the plant and the nearby riverbank.
- The woods have long presented challenges for staff and infrastructure.
to protect what they describe as a "large capital investment"
Author's summary: Circleville clears trees for safety and security.
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