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[UPDATED] Really Cool Grease Issue to be Evaluated
Our partners at Kicks 96 report Wayne County Economic Development Corp. Chief Executive Officer Tim Rogers says solving the grease problem is essential to the future of the Gateway Industrial Park. The Wayne County Economic Development Corp. (EDC) is addressing a grease problem due to production at Really Cool Foods in Cambridge City. The EDC has hired Strand Associates to conduct a detailed engineering evaluation of existing wastewater generating processes. The firm will also examine two screening options for removing grease. The study is expected to cost around $35,000.
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The Western Wayne Regional Sewer District has been trying to find a solution to the problem at the Really Cool Foods operation Cambridge City's Gateway Industrial Park.
Grease from the food processing company is clogging a sewer district's lift station.
A company official has stated Really Cool Foods wants to work to eliminate the problem, but that could mean a costly pretreatment facility.
Source: Kicks 96
