[Vision2020] Water and Sewer Agreements: reply from Walter Steed

[Darrell Keim]

In response to question #2:  There is an advisory committee, the Palouse
Basin Aquifer Committee.  In fact they will be speaking at one of the
upcoming Chamber business forums, to which the public is always invited (see
one of my posts last week for a list of all upcoming spring topics and event
dates.  As long as I'm speaking parenthetically, I'll also note that Mayor
Chaney is giving her annual "State of the City" address at this months
forum, and a curious person could ask her some of these questions at the
forum.).

Note I said advisory committee, not governing.



On Feb 10, 2008 12:42 PM, Tom Hansen <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:

> Two Questions -
>
> Question #1:  Which communities does the aquifer support?  We know that it
> supports Moscow and Pullman.  Which others (if any)?
>
> Question #2:  Would it be feasible to establish some sort of aquifer
> governing committee, comprised of members of each of those communities
> reflected in #1, to decide (based on their respective community's input)
> control factors concerning the aquifer (the "power" of each
> representative's vote based upon the population of their community)?
>
> Just thought I'd ask.
>
> Tom Hansen
> Moscow, Idaho
>
>
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