South Carolina Bill Proposes Transfer of Horse Creek Wastewater Plant Control to New Commission
Aiken County's legislative delegation has introduced a bill to transfer control of the Horse Creek wastewater treatment plant to a new nine-member commission, citing mismanagement by Aiken County Public Service Authority. The bill aims for a transition by September 30. The facility is currently operating at 60% capacity, and committed capacity limits new development opportunities, leading to missed investments. The proposal faces opposition from Aiken County officials, who argue it undermines local control.
Theia Market Signal Identification - AI Assisted
Aiken County's legislative delegation has introduced a bill to transfer control of the Horse Creek wastewater treatment plant from Aiken County Public Service Authority to a new Horse Creek Regional Public Service Authority. This change aims to address years of mismanagement and is proposed to take effect by September 30.
The plant operates at 60% capacity, with limited uncommitted capacity affecting new developments, resulting in lost investments such as a $185 million chicken processing plant. The bill proposes a nine-member commission with representatives from Aiken, Edgefield, and Saluda counties. Aiken County officials oppose the bill, citing recent improvements and local control issues.
Comments