SALISBURY – Discussions on priority projects, cost estimates and permitting highlighted an update on Wicomico County’s water and sewer master plan.
On Tuesday, George, Miles & Buhr (GMB) representative Peter Bozick presented the Wicomico County Council with a six-month update on the Wicomico County Water and Sewer Master Plan.
Since their last meeting with county officials, GMB representatives said they have started taking steps to secure funding and discharge permits by working with state agencies such as the Maryland Department of the Environment, the Maryland Department of Planning and the Maryland Department of Health.
“They all have diff rules and regulations, and we are trying to navigate through that to come up with a feasible system,” Bozick told county leaders this week.
A master plan for countywide water and sewer began in earnest in the spring of 2019, nearly four years after the county conducted a feasibility study identifying ways to provide sewer service to homes with failing septic systems on the east side of Wicomico.
I call BS! climate change? this is part of the elites dreams for us. no more single family homes. this is all part of the WEF, demonicrats club of higher density housing they foresee for all of us! You will own nothing and be happy! They cant build projects in the county for the welfare crowd without water and sewer lines! and if you dont own it they can make you follow their rules to live there! f off you bunch of evil scum! wake up residents of this county before its to late. Your grandchilden will wonder why they cant have a home and a yard to play in like you did!
What’s going on with the Sby WWTP and the county landfill?