News On Ulysses Water From Liz Thomas
By Jonathan Cook, on April 21st, 2008
Town Board member Liz Thomas, as a part of her effort to keep town residents informed, has released a new “Informing Ulysses” newsletter. It includes the following news on issues of water development in the Town of Ulysses:
“Water Needs Committee: For those of you who do not have municipal water, watch for a survey sometime this summer which will help determine the areas with the most pressing water concerns. Results of this survey will help decide where additional municipal water lines are needed.”
“Progress on Municipal Water: The Town Board voted 3 to 1 to withdraw support for the revised Water District 5 proposal and instead employ a cooperative process to design a water district with input from the Town of Ulysses Water Needs Committee, the Town of Ulysses Comprehensive Plan, the Town of Ulysses Planning Board, the Village of Trumansburg, Finger Lakes State Parks, and the Town of Ithaca. Read the resolution at http://ulyssesdemocrats.blogspot.com/ (April 12).”
“The Town has a vacancy on the Water Resources Council, a Coordinating Committee for the Tompkins County Board of Representatives. The WRC addresses subjects such as drinking water supply, roadside ditching practices, and generally provides a countywide approach to water quality monitoring. Let me know if you are interested.”
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