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operator Troy Jenkins, members were shown the plant's newly acquired ultra-violet water treatment units, which will be installed this fall. The tour was followed by discussion of the WSA's 2006-2007 budget, which was partially approved, pending decision on some capital expenses. Despite a net income of $9,167.00 last year, the county's water utility could find itself in some financial difficulty in coming years, as operating the plant becomes more expensive. The WSA spent over $22,000 last year, a cost that is expected to continue to rise.
“We need to save some money,” said Treasurer Daniel Keyser. Upcoming expenses for the utility will include the cost of performing new tests for copper and nitrogen that are expected to be included in the plants upcoming re-per
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