Town Council Workshop - September 24, 2026
32:00 So you would be the water provider for this project and it is staffs understanding that upgrades will be required in order to provide actual water supply.Play from 32:00
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32:00 So you would be the water provider for this project and it is staffs understanding that upgrades will be required in order to provide actual water supply.Play from 32:00
1:11:11 So August 14th, we had an interagency water supply training with Columbia Fire Department. I think both up at emergency management and at their Station 3 off Bear Creek Pike.Play from 1:11:11
10:13 I don't know if this is a combination of ice storm stuff, last year drought, followed by eating all that. but our start to see some weird looking things on a lot of trees around with that.Play from 10:13
1:31:22 We need the same protection for water services. If major industrial customers leave MLG w potable water for a privately owned reclaimed water system, MLG W could lose significant revenue while residents remain responsible for fixed…Play from 1:31:22
32:04 But just hats off to the hard work of the volunteers. We had tankers come from as far away as Culebra to help support the water supply operation, and we didn't run out of water.Play from 32:04
38:34 It's the sewer. It's not going into all that water's not going into the sewer. Our water rates in this town are not bad. Our sewer rates are through the roof.Play from 38:34
2:40:20 It is ruining our water supply. It is ruining our air and for nothing. I don't know. Chase Carlisle, I am coming for your job. I don't think you deserve it.Play from 2:40:20
47:04 Only 3% of earth's water is fresh water, and only 0.5% of all of that is drinkable. Centers tap into the community's drinkable water supply and use up to 5 million gallons of water per day, which equates to a community of…Play from 47:04
48:51 When you put a leech field where they're suggesting in the far end, you're risking people's wells, you're also risking the county water supply was called a form bacteria.Play from 48:51
1:20:27 Because of the drought? We need to get to a point, where we, but they have some sort of a ten-and-tall money, and how this actually looks, you know, is, did we decide, by, do we figure out, like, the meat out there, we don't?Play from 1:20:27
50:55 But I think with our current water drought issues and our flooding and stormwater issues, I don't think we should even be talking about zoning for any future developments.Play from 50:55
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