At last night's discussion of land annexation by the Village from the Town of Dryden, adding water services to the parcel seemed to be the main reason people supported it - beyond the underlying purpose of putting a state DOT facility there. Questions about the likely tax-exempt status of most of the land and concerns about the facility itself also came up.
In other water-related news, the City of Ithaca moved forward on a wastewater agreement that should simplify things for the Town of Dryden as well as an intermunicipal wastewater agreement that affects Dryden, Ithaca, Lansing, and Cayuga Heights.
Posted by simon at December 19, 2003 9:40 AM in Ithaca Journal , Village of Dryden , water and sewer