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Critzer lem in tne ■ center of town that will get '* worse over time. I think we’re on the right track with low impact systems to correct these isolated problems. Based on water testing results, we’re not polluting streams, but we are looking at problems of runoff as well as sewage. I don’t think anybody wants a full-fledged facility that would handle the whole town and surrounding areas.
“I have heard people say that the only reason we are considering a sewage treatment plant is to benefit The Inn. I don’t buy that. I wish we had a septic system like The Inn’s (already) got!
“I like the revenue from the Meals and Lodging tax that comes from The Inn, but if (that source) dries up, we have not made it impossible to drop back and tighten the budget.”
Reinhardt Lynch
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“I’m running for office so I can help create a better understanding of the issues the town and The Inn are facing. We are all in this together — both facing the same future.” The Inn is the largest employer and contributor to the tax base, so “I have a very unique connection between being a town resident and a business person. I bring a helpful perspective” to the council.
“Our town’s ability to manage itself successfully depends on electing capable and trained people, willing to share their time and skills to effect a balance of forces representing the town’s best interest in harmony. I want to help strengthen the communication and work toward a better understanding between The Inn and the town.
The biggest issues facing the new council are finding a solution to the wastewater treatment problem and finding other sources for town income
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