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It’s important the sewer treatment plant last long enough to pay it off

It’s important the sewer treatment plant last long enough to pay it off
Richard Pulcher, with the Sierra Club, was present March 13, to speak to the Gilman Village Board, about how exploratory drilling is planned for potential copper and gold deposits, northwest of Medford. When the deposits are exposed to air, they turn to sulfuric acid, which Pulcher wants the public to be aware of. “Which could, possibly, pollute the Yellow River,” said Pulcher. “And, any pollution to the Yellow River, is going to have some kind of effect on Gilman.” GINNA YOUNG /THE STAR NEWS
It’s important the sewer treatment plant last long enough to pay it off
Richard Pulcher, with the Sierra Club, was present March 13, to speak to the Gilman Village Board, about how exploratory drilling is planned for potential copper and gold deposits, northwest of Medford. When the deposits are exposed to air, they turn to sulfuric acid, which Pulcher wants the public to be aware of. “Which could, possibly, pollute the Yellow River,” said Pulcher. “And, any pollution to the Yellow River, is going to have some kind of effect on Gilman.” GINNA YOUNG /THE STAR NEWS

Gilman’s waste treatment plant was structured to last a lifespan of 20 years; however, the debt incurred is a 40year note. If the 20-year lifespan holds true, the village will st...

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