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meet. The Ibwn presently owns twenty acres (Avon Hall) which will be applied to the price and should result in $2-3 million to help pay for the system.
In conclusion, please note that the Ibwn of Washington has been wrestling with this problem for several decades. In the mid 1990s, a committee under the chairmanship of Councilman Charles Tbmkins began the systematic study of the issue of failing septic systems and organized much of the foundation for the project as it stands today. The Town has made a substantial investment in time and money (approximately $250,000) and has held many public meetings with input from the citizens of the town and county on implementing a wastewater system.
Gene Leggett
Mayor
Town of Washington
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