The Nyssa City Council signed off on a new plan to build a water line to the Treasure Valley Reload Center recently but work on the project may be delayed because of supply chain challenges. (The Enterprise/FILE)

Business & economy

Nyssa City Council endorses plan for new water line for rail reload center

by Pat Caldwell on July 28, 2022

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NYSSA – The final bid is in and accepted but work may not begin on a water line extension from Nyssa to the Treasure Valley Reload Facility for at least several months.The Nyssa City Council approved a $1.6 million contract with Ontario contracting firm Warrington Construction July 12 to build the 2.5-mile water pipeline from Nyssa to the reload center. HECO Engineers of Payette designed the project.The only other bid . . .

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