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Council completes new effluent soakage field at Mokau
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Council completes new effluent soakage field at Mokau
23 Dec 2015, 10:01 AM
A new effluent soakage field has been constructed on land adjacent to the Mokau Hall and public toilets to service these facilities.
Waitomo District Council has been planning this work for some time. Development was delayed while the negotiation of land purchase from The Ministry of Education took place.
The new soakage field will assist in alleviating odours and by providing an improved level of hygiene.