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Out of town motorists driving around the Baltimore Beltway might notice the stark, strange golden towers on a wooded hilltop just outside of Dundalk, and wonder what the attraction is; a monument? A weird casino? Grain elevator, something industrial? You'd be getting warmer. Locals have their own names for the infamous golden domes, or golden eggs, whose identity as a sewage treatment isn't the most glamorous (or pleasantly smelling) attraction a visitor would hope for.
The 150+ foot towers stabilize the bacteria in the sludge passed through the plant, holding several million gallons of solid waste, and were completed in 1992.
http://www.baltimoreorless.com/2011/01/whats-up-with-the-golden-eggs/
My lot is 5x5, and serves as a Water Treatment center. It also slightly decreases pollution in the area.
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