So 24 hours before the March 6 filing deadline, Patterson submitted his papers. A third challenger, attorney Bill Smith, filed just hours before the deadline. We are opposed to pumping wastewater in the ground for energy. We want to use it for agriculture and tree farming. Tree farming is a recent concept for a use of secondary-treated water that can use this valuable resource.
Timber is amazingly profitable.
If Windsor can grow its own timber through using wastewater, it will mean an enormous savings for people and taxpayers. You've got me on the soapbox. I feel impassioned about this. Patterson pauses just long enough to take a breath. It's a staggering concept.