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Originally Posted by l2ridehd
I agree. Yes they are not using reclaimed water, but the water issues that impact reclaimed also impact ALL water supply including aquifer. Maybe not to the same extent, but there is an impact. And charging everyone a 10% surcharge and limiting us to one day a week will cause an impact to our lawns and landscape.
So who are the elected officials who approved the two bottling plants? They should be voted out of office. And than the issue of another 24000 homes in Sumter county. Does anyone believe there will not be a water issue because of that? Perhaps no more building permits until the water shortage is resolved?
The current Villages residents are a majority voting base in the 3 counties we are located in. We should exercise our combined voting block to stop these type of issues and remove those who approve water plants and building permits. Not a popular position I am sure, but we do have the power to make something happen. If we don't, the problem will get worse.
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Political appointees by Gov. Scott. Most do not have the credentials to administer the water supply.
The "voting block" tried. Selling our water supply
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