The Louisville Water Company, a mun...

The Louisville Water Company, a municipal utility, commits nearly $10 million a year to replacing and rehabilitating the Kentucky city's water distribution scheme

The Louisville, Ky Water Company's Main Replacement and Rehabilitation Program (MRRP) is an annual program that addresses the replacement or rehabilitation of water main facilities in the distribution a whole

Initiated on a small scale in 1976 with a capital governmental estimate of approximately $50,000, the program initially addressed no other than isolated areas of the order

But, by 1983 the fiscal estimate had expanded to $3 million, and the program involved the replacement of eight miles of failing water mains within the arrangement

Today, the water company commits approximately $10 million annually toward the replacement or rehabilitation of water main facilities in its distribution body

This dollar commitment allows the Louisville Water Company to restore or rehabilitate approximately 1 percent of its combination of parts to form a whole on an annual basis.

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