the sewer in greenhill should be updated it`s getting old & thier maybe problem`s with it in the future at rogers high &if theydo they they should extend it through the rest of the township
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the appalation.region colliation would help pay for it
If they do update it maybe they will not shaft the residents like Lexington does.
Greenhill does not have a sewer system, and it is not a township.
Unclegus is right.GreenHill has never had a sewer system and is not an incorperated town.
However, there is an upper GreenHill and an lower GreenHill.
An old Greyhound bus driver once said GreenHill went from the stateline to Happy Hollow.
However, there is an upper GreenHill and an lower GreenHill.
An old Greyhound bus driver once said GreenHill went from the stateline to Happy Hollow.
The folks in Greenhill are all on septic tanks - no sewer. And Unclegus is right - Greenhill is not a township, it is a community.
Correct again folks, Greenhill is not incorperated and I say we keep it that way!
quote:Originally posted by Football Fever:
If they do update it maybe they will not shaft the residents like Lexington does.
We all know Murphy's law--it applies in triplicate to the Lexington Sewer debacle. First, they used aliens (legal or illegal--I'm not sure anyone knew or cared) who couldn't communicate with the project directors. Then they were confronted with massive leaks in both the sewer and water systems. Finally, when money was reported (or suspected) missing, the town council refused to have a forensic audit conducted. Lexington is an example in how not to run a water/sewer endeavor.