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Sewer

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above SIS per month. He said the plant could still be operated at that cost if there had not been more requirements put on the operation.

Mrs. Kiger said, "Half the people on the system are seniors. There is no way they can afford these bills."

Tom Taylor asked what would happen if the WSA members refuse to do what the state requires.

Mr. Smith said the five members of the WSA could be considered "criminally liable.”

Several people in the audience complained that they were more or less forced to hook up to the system when they had working septic systems. They indicated they want to get off. WSA members said they could not get off.

Several complained that the system has never worked right. That the problems of extra water getting into the system have been obvious from the start.

Mr. Estes said the system has a 55,000 gallon per day capacity and runs at 17,000 to 20,000 per day in dry

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