Spring Hill to build sewer line to Columbia system for $12 million
Spring Hill and Columbia have agreed to connect their wastewater systems with a new pipeline. Spring Hill will construct a 12-inch sewer main from its Reclamation Plant on Mahlon Moore Road to Columbia's city limits, running along Mahlon Moore Road and a TVA easement. The project costs $12 million total: $9 million for the pipeline and $3 million to upgrade the Carter's Creek Pike Pump Station. The line will handle 500,000 to 1.5 million gallons of wastewater daily, and Spring Hill will pay Columbia for the service.
Spring Hill Water brought the Southside Water Tank online with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct. 19. The tank, located just south of the Stonegate Subdivision, started construction in...
Columbia won another $1 million in state grant money for the Bear Creek Pike Pump Station, on top of $4.8 million it already had for the work, so the state's share is now $5.8 million. The...
Spring Hill will pay for all of a $12 million project to send some of its wastewater to Columbia for treatment. $9 million connects Spring Hill's system to Columbia's, and the other $3...
Source: City of Columbia News Flash
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