Waukesha Business Community Sees Lake Michigan Water As Growth Spur
Long piece in BizTimes.com covers a great deal of ground in the Waukesha water supply issue.
People following the issue will want to read and archive it.
I appreciate that niche publications speak to specialized audiences, but I'm not sure that regulators in other states will see business growth in Waukesha as a justification under the Great Lakes Compact's strict diversion exceptions compelling enough to approve Waukesha's application.
Sentiment from Waukesha-area businesses, such as:
“How are you going to attract business if you’ve got contaminated, radium-filled water? Who wants to move a business there?” said Michael Gryczka, vice president of commercial lending for Pewaukee-based Investors Bank and chairman of the board for the Waukesha County Business Alliance.
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Who wants to bring a business to the tax-hell and climate-changed weather hell that is Wisconsin?
These guys don't even realize what they're saying!
Furthermore, Mr. Gryczka, once the City of Waukesha becomes compliant with the DNR's/EPA's order, it won't be drinking contaminated water anymore. The City is roughly 93% compliant now.
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