City Reaches Settlement in Splash Pad Sewage Case

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A dispute over a 2013 splash pad renovation could be drawing to an end as Traverse City, Mich., commissioners accepted a settlement for $300,000. The city blamed the firm Hamilton Anderson Associates for design flaws that led to water contaminated with sewage to rain down on children.

A direct connection between the city’s sewer system and the splash pad caused the problem. Mayor Jim Carruthers had said previously that he wanted the city to be reimbursed for the costs to fix the park.

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