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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1981

Page

13

Wells and Water Rights Stir Suburban Town touted by residents

Arthur A. Foreman Jr of Aiken has a city meter approved well in his yard installed in July 1980. The 200 foot four inch well, used for lawn irrigation, prompted city inspections and cooperation from officials. Foreman notes no clear cut in bills but a freedom to water more.

Calvin Beck Aiken Foxchase Beck Arthur A. Foreman Jr Foreman

Aiken’s Wastewater Upgrade Driven By EPA Rules

Aiken City Manager Roland Windham explains that rising sewer costs stem from stricter federal rules and stream upgrades. The Horse Creek regional project, with 75 percent EPA funding, replaced separate plans for a costly tertiary plant and reduced pollution in the Savannah River. The city now bills users to cover a nearly $39 million facility and seeks extra capacity for future needs.

Aiken Wilkerson Creek Roland H. Windham EPA Horse Creek Windham North Augusta Graniteville Company United Merchants Aiken County Public Service Authority Aikenne Savannah River

Water bill reform eyed by Aiken officials

City officials weigh changes to sewer charges in response to rising water costs. Current minimums total 16.22 with 4 garbage fee, while winter-use shifts could redistribute charges based on seasonal water flow. City Manager Windham notes restructuring may raise per unit rates to meet fixed treatment costs.

Aiken Environmental Protection Agency Horse Creek Roland H. Windham Windham

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Jan Boylston Trowe Line Gieen County Public By Jeff Wallace Money Roland Windham
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