Gleason backs Potomac site for Montro landfill plan
Montgomery County Executive James P. Gleason proposed using 455 acres in Potomac for a 20 million gallon daily sewage treatment plant and urged immediate consultant hiring to begin construction. He cited cost per 1000 gallons and reduced transmission as reasons, despite Potomac opposition and prior state rejection of Avenel Farm for the landfill.
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