User profile: PetePan
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Posted on February 8 at 8:47 a.m.
Yo Jimbo, how about this 3 month resident Neylon you tried to elect. "Not exactly fair to us full-timers, but you play the hand you're dealt" and the majority said not today. Chuck will never survive the electorate whether it be a recall or an election.
On Collier judge finds Marco council member guilty of records violation
Posted on February 7 at 10:32 p.m.
Apology be dammed Kiester should resign or be recalled and yes patton1 Sal is a hero!!!
On Collier judge finds Marco council member guilty of records violation
Posted on January 30 at 8:20 a.m.
Hawke1, It is the negative attitudes such as those you have just displayed that will continue to divide this island. Get over it, the election is over and your candidates lost. The voters have loudly spoken. congratulations to all that made this happen.
Posted on January 24 at 8:39 a.m.
Hawke1, you say that John Arceri and Monte Lazerus wrote that article. Do you know just how stupid that statement sounds. Sounds like something Roger Hall would say.
Posted on January 20 at 10:29 a.m.
Lolala, you really should get your facts straight. The Sanibel beach closures you speak of were due to lack of maintenance by privately owned wastewater treatment system, much like the poorly maintained privately owned septic systems on Marco Island, which is why Sanibel is now buying this privately owned system and further Sanibel has been on sewers for quite some time with little opposition from its citizens.
As to why we are being restricted from using stored water all I can say is drag yourself away from your computer and attend a council meeting like the last one where Clarence Tears from SWFWMD answered that very question.
Posted on January 19 at 7:15 p.m.
Go argue with JOAN COLFER, M.D., JON IGLEHART and CLARENCE TEARS,
Hawke1 give up next will be state mandate.
Posted on January 19 at 6:56 p.m.
Health, water officials share facts about Marco sewer program
JOAN COLFER, M.D., JON IGLEHART and CLARENCE TEARS, Special to the Daily News
Saturday, January 19, 2008
The Marco Island Septic Tank Replacement Program questions and answers:
What are the advantages of a centralized sewer system over individual septic tanks?
There are several advantages:
-- A central system provides controlled and monitored disposal of human waste.
-- Advanced wastewater treatment systems are monitored 24 hours a day, problems with them can be quickly addressed and remedied.
-- Instead of thousands of individual systems with the potential for numerous problems, there would be one central system to manage and monitor.
-- The advanced wastewater treatment facility will be able to provide reuse water as an alternative water supply and reduce the city of Marco Island’s potable water demand by 12 percent.
-- Advanced wastewater systems treat effluent to a much higher level than septic tanks do.
-- Central wastewater systems have certified operators who can make adjustments to the treatment process.
On Whispers heard, but Marco candidates deny, plan to disincorporate
Posted on January 19 at 6:54 p.m.
Health, water officials share facts about Marco sewer program.
JOAN COLFER, M.D., JON IGLEHART and CLARENCE TEARS, Special to the Daily News
Saturday, January 19, 2008
The Marco Island Septic Tank Replacement Program questions and answers:
What are the advantages of a centralized sewer system over individual septic tanks?
There are several advantages:
-- A central system provides controlled and monitored disposal of human waste.
-- Advanced wastewater treatment systems are monitored 24 hours a day, problems with them can be quickly addressed and remedied.
-- Instead of thousands of individual systems with the potential for numerous problems, there would be one central system to manage and monitor.
-- The advanced wastewater treatment facility will be able to provide reuse water as an alternative water supply and reduce the city of Marco Island’s potable water demand by 12 percent.
-- Advanced wastewater systems treat effluent to a much higher level than septic tanks do.
-- Central wastewater systems have certified operators who can make adjustments to the treatment process.
Posted on January 19 at 6:45 p.m.
Health, water officials share facts about Marco sewer program
JOAN COLFER, M.D., JON IGLEHART and CLARENCE TEARS, Special to the Daily News
Saturday, January 19, 2008
The Marco Island Septic Tank Replacement Program questions and answers:
What are the advantages of a centralized sewer system over individual septic tanks?
There are several advantages:
A central system provides controlled and monitored disposal of human waste.
-- Advanced wastewater treatment systems are monitored 24 hours a day, problems with them can be quickly addressed and remedied.
-- Instead of thousands of individual systems with the potential for numerous problems, there would be one central system to manage and monitor.
-- The advanced wastewater treatment facility will be able to provide reuse water as an alternative water supply and reduce the city of Marco Island’s potable water demand by 12 percent.
-- Advanced wastewater systems treat effluent to a much higher level than septic tanks do.
-- Central wastewater systems have certified operators who can make adjustments to the treatment process.
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Posted on April 10 at 3:01 p.m.
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What the hell does the waterways ordinances have to do with the demise of POP and CARES, other then both of these groups have cost the taxpayers of Marco Island a heck of a lot more in attorneys fees and problems then this ridiculous waterways ordinances.
On Marco’s notable dissent groups fall quiet