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An onsite treatment system using concrete grinder stations and a pressure bed saves a trailer court in Minnesota from condemnation

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The 28-unit Elm Grove Trailer Court in Annandale, Minn., faced state condemnation because of numerous complaints about sewage flowing down the road. After rejecting the onsite project, a local engineering firm told the property owner to call Mark Hayes of Minnesota Geo-technical...

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