Cost of water system may be a shock, but will never be cheaper than today
Only a handful of Dover residents attended a public informational meeting held by the Dover Municipal Water Task Force last week – in fact, only three of those in attendance weren’t Dover town officials. Three!
Those three Dover residents, and perhaps some of our readers this week, were in for a shock when they saw the estimated costs for the public water project, starting at around $30 million for the highest priority area, and up to $100 million for the three priority areas identified by the study.
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