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The old pipe stays. The water takes another route.
MUD engineer Bryant Griffin outlined a new Highway 55 waterline plan: leave pipe buried, reconnect customers with existing mains.
Dore digs up septic surprise, MUD offers partial sewer refund
MUD offers Jim Dore a partial sewer refund after he discovers his home uses a septic tank despite years of sewer charges.
Guinn takes MUD chairman’s seat Tuesday
Ten months after calling for a long-term plan, Greg Guinn and MUD deal with aging waterlines, water losses, and future demand.
Could Moore County actually support a data center?
We have power, water, fiber, and land, but an actual project would have to prove infrastructure can handle it.
Jack Daniel’s water needs test MUD capacity
South Bottling plant closed Aug. 31 after a leak drained fire-protection tanks, forcing MUD to balance refill against water pressure.
MUD OKs line project, pushes developer policy forward
Greg Guinn will lead MUD as board moves forward with $583K project, new rules governing utility costs tied to development.
MUD targets aging galvanized lines for replacement
Utility plans Chapman Acres and Majors Boulevard upgrades as board also weighs new development standards.
MUD shows nearly 9.8M gallons lost in July
Water loss topped one-third of MUD’s available July supply as utility board heads into its Tuesday meeting.
Gateway president: ‘We don’t show up to quit’
Josh Mandell discusses the ongoing zoning saga and plans for the proposed affordable housing development in Lynchburg.
MUD board advances Hwy. 82 water project
Board authorizes state submission, reviews financing, water loss, billing changes, and contractor deposits.
Engineers flag MUD’s next pressure point
Board also returned to a thorny rate question: who belongs in residential, and who belongs in commercial?
Savings track set for rural water expansion projects
Turkey Creek, Highway 82, County Line public water projects’ cost to be captured outside regular operating budget.
MUD agrees to buy land for new water plant
Purchase from Cumberland Springs Land Company COO Alex Richman would secure land for proposed expansion.