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Technicians prepare to set another tank for the treatment system for Maui Jack’s Waterpark and the nearby KOA campground on Chincoteague Island, Virginia. Wastewater is collected about 1,500 feet away and then divided into two identical treatment chains.
The team at Boggs Water & Sewage in Virginia had a tight time frame to meet the opening date for a new water park along the Atlantic coast.
First of all, there was the site itself. Although it isn’t directly exposed to the ocean, Chincoteague Island sits right behind a barrier...