CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A nearly $2 million sewer project near the Chattanooga Golf and Country Club was unanimously passed by the Chattanooga City Council on Tuesday as the city looks to prevent future sewer overflows, particularly in areas that have historically seen repeated problems.
The Chattanooga Golf and Country Club began work in 2024 on a project to replace a sewer pipe, but the work was put on hold after crews realized the replacement approach would not work.
The Chattanooga Wastewater Department says it paused the pipe replacement near the golf course after encountering a different kind of soil, requiring the project to be rerouted…