Marshall County, Tennessee is an area that prides itself on Southern Charm. Founded in 1836, it is an area of people that value a sense of community.
The charm of Marshall County and the fact that Tennessee does not tax retirement income, has attracted new residents to the region over the last several years, and the population is projected to grow steadily through 2030.
Given the growth of the area and the age of the potable water system in Marshall County, officials needed a plan to handle increased demand and maintain costs.
CSM Bakery is an Atlanta baked goods company that produces cookies, cakes, icing, batters and more. Their property is divided into several small plants, each with its own production line and wastewater treatment facility.
In 2012, due to a poor original foundation design, the floor of one of CSM Bakery’s bolted epoxy wastewater tanks sprung a leak. In this difficult situation, CSM reached out to Southeastern Tank for help.