Learn more about the Murray Basin CSO on April 26
Learn more about the Murray Basin CSO on April 26
The Murray Basin CSO is the subject of an information session presented by King County on April 26. They will have people on hand in a tent across from the project site to answer your questions about it from 5 to 7pm.
King County
Sun, 04/17/2016
King County is holding an "information session" for neighbors and others in West Seattle on the progress and schedule for the Murray Basin CSO Project under construction at 7000 Beach Drive SW across from Lowman Beach Park.
They will have a tent across from the project site on Tuesday, April 26th to get answers to your questions about the Murray Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Control Project. Learn more about what to expect between now and project completion at the end of the year.
Tuesday, April 26th, 2016 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
7000 block of Beach Drive S.W.
About the Murray CSO Control Project
King County is building the Murray facility to keep polluted water out of the Puget Sound.
During big storms, King County’s sewer pipes can fill up. When this happens, sewage and stormwater must be released directly into the Puget Sound. The Murray tank will store the sewage and water until it can be cleaned at the treatment plant in Magnolia.
