Cedar Rapids officials propose major upgrades to Water Pollution Control Facility

Funding still being pursued for $250 million project; support from major industrial customers deemed vital
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    Significant upgrades are being proposed for the Cedar Rapids Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) near Bertram, the state’s largest water treatment plant by volume and a vital facility for some of the area’s largest industrial companies.

    Now, city officials say, comes the difficult part – how to pay for those upgrades.

    At its Dec. 7 meeting, the Cedar Rapids City Council unanimously approved a request from utilities director Roy Hesemann…

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