Below the streets of Livonia, Michigan, a massive and growing volume of FOG threatened to disrupt a thriving industrial corridor. The local wastewater utility needed an immediate solution.Livonia is a carefully planned community of residential, industrial, commercial and civic development with a population of approximately 100,000. Centrally located between Detroit and Ann Arbor at the intersection of two major freeways — I-96, which travels east and west, and I-275, which travels north and south — the city’s ease of access has a strong appeal.A 6-mile corridor containing more than 32 million square feet of manufacturing space and 4 million square
