I support the recall
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I’ve been watching this sewer fiasco for two years now. The Los Osos CSD is so obviously stuck on their agenda, they’re failing to miss the obvious … that maybe their project is a boondoggle and failure. That’s seeming more apparent as the Technical Task Force refines the original ponding “dream.� The estimated price tag ($50 million vs $150 million) and added benefits (out of town, no sludge) deserve an evaluation, in view of the impossible cost of this bad project. Why the CSD isn’t interested makes no sense. I’ll sign the recall of all three failed members because I’m more than a little tired of their attitude. If they insist on ignoring the concern about cost and location, they’re not representing most of Los Osos. They should step down.
Davis Maulhardt
Los Osos
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