In an article, State Representative Mark McConkey discusses why he does not support the proposed groundwater protection ordinances as currently written.
NEWS
Towns Seek Groundwater Protection Ordinance
There is a giant reserve of drinking water under six towns in Carroll County. This March, those towns are proposing ordinances to keep it clean.
Protecting the Water We Drink
An Ossipee resident argues that the ordinances to be voted on at Town Meeting are essential and are pro-business. “Clean water, along with great scenery, is crucial to attracting new residents and new businesses to the Lakes Region.”
In Support of the Aquifer Ordinances
Voters on March 8 should approve their town’s Aquifer protection ordinance “to create a web of consistent safeguards for our drinking water supply across the entire watershed.”
Protect Your Drinking Water, Lakes and Streams
Carroll County Independent editorial urges support at Town Meeting for a warrant article that “is vital to the literal health” of the towns situated over the Ossipee Aquifer.