Examining the risks of a "No" vote for bonds

SEELEY LAKE - The fate of a pair of bonds to fund Seeley Lake’s proposed sewer system is in the hands of the voters with ballots being mailed out Feb. 3. If the bonds pass in the Feb. 23 election, the Seeley Lake Sewer District can move forward to finish checking off the conditions of the funding package and put the proposed sewer project out to bid. However the water gets muddier when looking at the impacts of a “no” vote.

The Pathfinder reached out to the Missoula City-County Health Department, Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the United States Department of Agriculture...

 

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