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Current water projects include:

Mallard Expansion	Retro-Fit (Existing System)	Osgood W & E Expansion	Sac County Expansion

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Mallard Expansion Subsystem

The Mallard service area expansion project includes residents or locations between Ayrshire, to Nemaha, Iowa.

ILRW recently signed a water source contract with the City of Mallard, and is currently seeking federal funding. There is currently great interest in rural water in this area from residents, businesses, and communities. ILRW is marketing this area to determine rural interest within the project scope. ILRW continues to encourage sign-ups.

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Retro-Fit

Retro-Fit is a term ILRW uses to describe adding on a new water customer in an area where water lines already exist or are within a close proximity of an existing pipeline. ILRW construction crews either need to extend a nearby mainline or tap into an existing mainline near the property followed by the service installation for the resident or business to receive rural water.

ILRW's existing service area is highlighted in light yellow to the left.

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Osgood West & East Subsystems

The Osgood West & East expansion projects include residents in Palo Alto County, Iowa nearest our new water treatment plant.

ILRW is currently marketing this area for interest in rural water to apply for federal funding. ILRW continues to encourage sign-ups.

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Sac County Subsystem

The Sac County service area expansion project includes residents or locations near Nemaha, Iowa.

There is currently great interest in rural water in this area from residents, businesses, and communities. ILRW is marketing this area to determine a potential future project prior to applying for federal funding. ILRW continues to encourage sign-ups.

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