Water improvement district's sewer project moving along, despite mud

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Construction workers continue to dig trenches along 750 North to install a sewer line for residents in the area. The traffic on the street has been badly disrupted at times, with crews having to route vehicles around the work to other roadways. The mud that was plaguing the project continues to pose a problem, as workers still have to use a significant amount of gravel to put in the trenches for the line to lay true.

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