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congadude's comments
Posted Thu, Sep 18, 10:16 a.m.
RE: Onward Brightwater!: The capacity issues could be remedied by dealing with storm water differently. Right now all of our storm water goes into the system. The only time we are near capacity is when we have an excessive amount of storm water. If this were handled outside of the ...
MOREPosted Wed, Sep 17, 11:17 a.m.
Good reporting...up until the liberal rant!: I fully read and enjoyed your article regarding the issues around the Brightwater project. As a neighbor to this project I have been aware of the issues from day one (and they have been many). Too bad someone could not have dug up this ...
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