tjrileywisc t1_jd7th8n wrote
Reply to comment by bcb1200 in They’ve Been Warned: Attorney General Says Suburbs ‘Must Comply’ With Transit-Oriented Housing Law by psychothumbs
I have to ask why there is a sewer system in a rural community though, that doesn't seem like it ever makes fiscal sense.
bcb1200 t1_jd7ulg2 wrote
Agree but sometimes there a regulations on the size or quantity of septic systems allowed in an area depending on the water table, neighborhood etc.
alexandercecil t1_jd8swh4 wrote
Some parts of my town, those closer to more populous and densely developed neighboring municipalities, have sewer because an independent sewer commission exists that leases capacity from those neighbors. It is a great thing that allows us some more urban benefits while remaining rural. We do not have the ability to increase sewer capacity.
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