SEWER SYSTEM HELPS COUNTY, REPORT SAYS.(CAPITAL REGION)

Byline: MIKE HUREWITZ Staff writer

The county added roughly 15 miles of sewer pipe to its 120-mile network in 1999, the system's number two administrator told the County Sewer Board Wednesday.

John O'Brien said roughly six miles of pressurized sewer main and eight miles of gravity fed lines were added to the system.

``This shows that the district is contributing to the growth in the county,'' Chairman William J. Davis of Clifton Park told the panel.

Development in parts of the county was put on hold last year after the panel commissioned a study of the capacity of network lines. The most dramatic halt has occurred around the Grooms Road …