PLYMOUTH — The battle continues between the Marshall County Sewer District Board and the Marshall County Council and Commissioners, with the Council responding to last week’s meeting by the Sewer Board.
While litigation continues to remove Sewer Board member Thomas McFadden, the Council and Commissioners also recently asked the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to dissolve the District entirely.
Last week, the Sewer Board held a meeting to discuss a letter from IDEM requesting their side of the issue, and changed the venue from the normal meeting room at the Marshall County Building to the city of Plymouth Council Chambers, drawing a reaction from Marshall County Council President Tim Harmon.
Harmon also stated that a main argument of the Council regarding the dissolution was that the District did not reveal the actual cost per user and would not have received a favorable funding vote if it had.
Council member Nicole Cox told the Council that the Commissioners were currently working on a rebuttal letter to the Sewer District IDEM response.
