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“There were no objections from the SWCB,” admitted Taylor F. Turner Jr. of the consulting firm of Stuart Royer and Associates. And at briefings already presented to Orange County, Madison County and the Town of Orange, “no one expressed an opinion in opposition.”
“I'D LIKE to see something in writing from the governing bodies before we take action,” said Luke, and his hesitation may have been well founded. An Orange representative on the planning commission, Bob Edwards—a pro-growth Supervisor from Orange—insisted that action by the planning district be delayed.
“We are preparing a county master plan,” said Edwards, “and I’m not sure this study ties in with the county’s master plan. We will have to make some hard decisions before we can approve it.”
Royer’s study concluded that a regional sewer isn’t needed in the
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