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GLWA wins zoning approval for new Jefferson Chalmers pump station
Detroit City Council approved a rezoning plan and community benefits for a $130 million GLWA pump station project in Jefferson Chalmers. The project involves rehabilitating existing storm pumps and constructing a new sanitary station, but faces resident concerns over construction delays, outreach, aesthetics, and noise. GLWA purchased 22 properties for the project, and an independent review linked prior pump failures to 2021 flooding.
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