Kiowa City Council trying to move ahead with water line replacement project
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June 20, 2018
At Kiowa's June City Council meeting last week, they spent nearly two hours discussing the proposed $8.2 million water line replacement project that is vital to keep Kiowa's water supply viable.
If you turn on a water faucet in Kiowa, Kansas, it might be milky colored or the water might spit and sputter with tiny bubbles as it attempts to come out due to air in the lines. This problem is from continual breaks in the main water lines from the City of Kiowa water wells southeast of Sharon to Kiowa. The water wells were built in 1983 and approximately 10 miles of water line were built on top of s...
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