The Marshall County Regional Sewer District Board of Trustees announced a new location for its regular meetings, an executive session, and a regular meeting.
The Regional Sewer Board will now hold its regular meetings in the Council Chambers of the Plymouth City Hall at 124 North Michigan Street. Entrance to the meetings is through the Garro Street door and then the stairs of the elevator to the second floor.
The Regional Sewer Board will meet for an Executive Session on Wednesday, September 8th, at 9 a.m. The session is being held pursuant to Indiana Code, and the board will be discussing a letter they received from IDEM.
During the regular 9:30 meeting on Wednesday morning, the board will consider a response to the IDEM letter and open the floor for public comment.
Marshall County Regional Sewer District Trustees are Brenda Myers, Thomas McFadden, Diann Parsons, Dean Colvin, and Jay Stone, all appointed by the County Commissioners. Don Ecker, Jr., appointed by Mayor Listenberger, and Christopher Spier appointed by the Marshall County Council.
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