The Lebanon City Council looked at a city water master plan at a work session meeting Thursday.
“We’ve got a really rock solid water system,” Water Supervisor Eric Mork told the Council.
Mork said the plan covered any improvements needed in the way of providing proper water pressure for fighting fires and handling future development areas. He said the plan showed the city has about 3 million gallons of water in storage in two pressure zones, split by Interstate 44 and five elevated storage tanks.
For more on this story see Saturday's LCR.
