Sewer Rates Rise Under River Plant Contention
The city faces sewer rate hikes as two treatment plants serve the Missouri and Mississippi rivers with most areas relying on a single facility. Officials cite federal and state clean water rules and compliance programs from 1980, noting St. Charles ahead of many cities in meeting standards. Rates jumped from 22 to 83 cents per 1,000 gallons, with a $2.50 monthly charge. County users pay 4 cents per 1,009. Council orders Public Works to review if the higher rates exceed revenue projections.
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Milestone Meets Expansion Plans at Crosroads Industrial Center
Henry Elmendorf chairs Crosroads Industrial Development Corp as CIDC and IDC cooperate with the county court Mercantile Bank of St Charles County and the Small Business Administration on a loan and expansion project. The new building will add storage and workspace, enabling staff growth to boost the local tax base and reduce unemployment.
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