THOMASVILLE —
Waterworks are in store for Red Hills Business Park on U.S. 319 North.
The City of Thomasville will erect a 500,000-gallon elevated water storage tank at the rear of the U.S. 319 site.
“ ... It’s about 146 feet high,” Jerry Pionessa, assistant city engineer, told Thomas County commissioners this week.
The tank site will be fenced with a 30-foot buffer on one-half acre.
The tank, which will resemble other city water storage tanks, will be adorned with the Red Hills Business Park logo.
The project includes a water main extension and installation of a well.
Since the Tuesday county commission meeting, Pionessa said upcoming work in the park is a part of an overall plan to improve the water supply reliability by installing a 12-inch water main from Dillon Road through the park and back to the bypass via Sanford and Hall roads.
Cost of the infrastructure improvements is estimated at $2.6 million.
See Saturday's edition for more details.
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