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Unlikely Swimming Hole
“How are you going to keep the kids out?” asked BZA member George Muth.
With the proposed welded wire fencing, replied Long.
The lagoons might look like pools to kids, warned BZA member Jim Massie.
Long doubted if problems of kids trying to swim in the treatment lagoons would occur and maintained that the wire; fencing would be * adequate to discourage trespassing. “We could put up a 20-foot high fence and if the kids wanted to get in there, they would.”
BZA member Hal Forward asked if plans for the treatment plant had met with any opposition from people in the neighborhood.
No Objections
From Neighbors “I’ve talked personally to everyone within a half mile . . . No, there is no objection,” Biddle answered.
How will plant upkeep be funded? inquired BZA member Herbert Barksdale.
Maintenance support has been included into the $6.50 per month user fee, Biddle said.
Long estimated that eight hours per week of maintenance time would be all
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