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An extended aeration, activated sludge process enables an installer to develop property in the environmentally sensitive Black Hills of South Dakota

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When 315 acres abutting the Black Hills National Forest became available, Jim and Dusty Schad of Schad Construction Inc. bought it. Father and son, noted for custom-built homes in Rapid City, S.D., envisioned a unique, upper-end development fitting into and preserving the...

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