The issue of importance begins at 07:08 of the report.
This is an interesting story.
Toby Pike is the manager of SEKID. I believe
that referendum should have been approved by the people. Their annual costs
would have been lower and they would have enjoyed the benefit of clean water
much sooner.
SEKID has the same problem we do: small volume of domestic water is
delivered to customers through agricultural irrigation pipes. Toby put his
finger on the problem "it doesn't make sense to treat all of that water". They
will do total separation with domestic customers receiving well water and
untreated raw water will be used for irrigation through the existing system.
How
come this simple (but expensive) solution did not gain support in our neck of
the woods? If we must spend money spend it on the right projects. Instead we
wasted a lot of taxpayers' dollars.
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