DEEKAYPEE8569
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Say, I bet you probably know where Sh!t Creek actually is..... ;-p
That wuz funny raht thar; I don't care who y'are.
Say, I bet you probably know where Sh!t Creek actually is..... ;-p
Say, I bet you probably know where Sh!t Creek actually is..... ;-p
Say, I bet you probably know where Sh!t Creek actually is..... ;-p
I think all of you engineers are missing the point.......
We have spent Billions of dollars to "Clean" up the Bay, but can't afford to fix these Sewage systems that continually "pour", not pump for you engineers, into the Bay.
Who designs these Sh!t systems and why are they not fixed?
Because you can't afford it. Just Calvert's cost to come into compliance (keeping in mind it doesn't have any combined storm/sanitary system) for the new stormwater management regulations under WIP is $2BILLION over the next 20 years. The Town of North Beach, with under 2000 residents, is looking at $17Million over the same time frame.
The recently completed upgrade of the regional treatment plant in Chesapeake Beach to ENR standards was around $25Million. Ellicott City is looking at nearly $200Million for its treatment plant. These are for sewer, not stormwater.
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Yes, by pumping raw sewage into the Chesapeake Bay...
Then let's just Fark the Bay and quit spending millions of dollars on feel good projects.......
Oh, the money will be spent. Then you'll be on here complaining about how much your tax/sewer bill has gone up to pay for it. The number is billions, not millions.
As long as it doesn't go to the corrupt WSSC I'm ok.......BTW, been on septic system for 40 years....and yes everything has been upgraded to the latest technology, well worth the price for my little contribution.
The thing is that the expense isn't going to be sewer/septic, it's going to be stormwater.
Remember the "Rain Tax"? What nobody told you is that it covers the entire state but only nine jurisdictions were mandated to have a set-aside revenue (tax) line item for it. Everyone else was told "You're on your own how you pay for it". You're seeing it now in new construction with green roofs, holding areas, rain gardens, rain barrels, etc.
I'm talking about Sh!t going into the Bay....not storm water....keep up
You need, obviously, to understand all the inputs being talked about. You don't. I can't help that. The Flush Tax is eventually taking care of the sanitary sewer end (weren't you one of the ones who bitched and moaned about that?), stormwater is the next project. You know, what runs into the Bay along with all the dog #### from your yard. Do you happen to know what sewer tier you're in? I'm asking because if you're in the "wrong" one then that glossy new high tech septic system you just installed will be declared obsolete and you'll have to pay to hook up to central sewer.
If I may ...
Please enlighten us, oh great one, on what a "sewer tier" is and how it might apply to those of us in the tri-county, Southern Maryland area.
Is it a nitrogen removing system?As long as it doesn't go to the corrupt WSSC I'm ok.......BTW, been on septic system for 40 years....and yes everything has been upgraded to the latest technology, well worth the price for my little contribution.
You need, obviously, to understand all the inputs being talked about. You don't. I can't help that. The Flush Tax is eventually taking care of the sanitary sewer end (weren't you one of the ones who bitched and moaned about that?), stormwater is the next project. You know, what runs into the Bay along with all the dog #### from your yard.
Do you happen to know what sewer tier you're in? I'm asking because if you're in the "wrong" one then that glossy new high tech septic system you just installed will be declared obsolete and you'll have to pay to hook up to central sewer.
Is it a nitrogen removing system?
Can I ask how long it has been in and who maintains it for you?
You obviously don't know the difference between Sh!t and Shinola......