The Marshall County Regional Sewer District is rescheduling its meeting on Wednesday and will now hold its regular meeting at 11 a.m. on Dec. 19.
Because of a conflict in the County Building meeting room, the meeting will be held at the City of Plymouth’s Council Chambers located at 124 North Michigan Street, on the second floor. There will be no meeting Wednesday of the Regional Sewer District.
The public meeting was posted on Dec. 5, although no agenda was submitted with the notice.
There will be an opportunity for the public to ask questions and provide comments during this meeting, and your participation is welcome.
Regional Sewer District members appointed by the Commissioners are Brenda Meyers, Thomas McFadden, Diann Parsons, Dean Colvin, and Jay Stone. Don Ecker Jr. was appointed to the board by the Mayor of Plymouth, and the Marshall County Council appointed Christopher Spier.
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