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Because we have farms and houses and sewer plants and businesses out there, we cannot let nature run its course. Solving the Salt River problem and putting in a sewer plant go hand in hand. It's a challenge.

We gotta start somewhere. The Corsica River is a good place to start. We clean up that treatment plant, plant some oysters, plant some grasses, do some marshland around the sewer plant -- we get that cleaned up, we can start with the Chester River.

The ruling doesn't say that the school district is entitled to more fees, nor does it confirm that the county has any rights to sewer capacity from the city sewer plant.

We understand the sewer challenge. But the only way it (construction of a sanitary sewer system) will happen is if something triggers it. If it gets triggered, it will take a mutual agreement with IDEM, the town of Eaton, county council and hopefully Mr. Russell to sit down and come up with a solution.

You can't zone a sewer, but we can set up mechanisms for it to happen, such as increasing the density in areas where there could be a sewer.

Nan Stoltzenburg

We must stop there. We have $500,000 in the sewer account and $367,000 was already taken out. This is a travesty to the public that we are raiding the sewer fund. We have raised rates from $1.75 to $4 per 1,000 gallons.

I know the word 'sewer' is kind of scary. I don't want to be known as the person who brought sewer to Great Falls. But do I think the systems are going to fail? Yes.

I'm renting two generators. I'm going to dig a well. I've got a temporary sewer holding facility. My building has to be ready in two months, and I don't have gas, sewer or water. Other than that, I'm doing fine.

At some point people are going to have to decide if we're going to keep addressing the failures of the past or begin to address the future. How do you expect to go hand in hand, solving the problem, when one of the parties is throwing stones?

All philanthropy... is only a savory fumigation burning at the mouth of a sewer. This incense offering makes the air more endurable to passers-by, but it does not hinder the infection in the sewer from spreading.

Ellen Key (1849-1926)

Ellen Key

Every day I reassessed my life. The job was hard. One day I dug an entire sewer main by hand in six-and-a-half hours. That's the day I decided I probably needed to get back in college.

Akim Millington

There's lots of stuff in these waters that can hurt you - tin, nails, glass and steel. There's probably broken sewer lines. You can put your hand in the water but, if you get cut, go put some antibiotic on it.

It's right next to a sewer treatment plant!

We have wanted a sewer; we have needed a sewer.

She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. But then, my point, though, once the casino project people realize we have to come up with some money some or way or another for water and sewer upgrades, very possibly they'll be willing to come back to the table and we can provide the electric, water, and sewer.

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