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Gibson Creek Equalization Facility

Reeves Young was selected as the General Contractor for the construction of a 10-million-gallon pre-stressed concrete tank and a 22-million-gallon per day pump station. The storage tank is utilized when sewer flows exceed the capacity of the existing sewer system. The peak flows are stored until the flows in the system recede, and the stored volume can be conveyed through the system to treatment.