Delco Hears Revenue Plans From Citizens

Delco Hears Revenue Plans From Citizens — The crushing tax hike that looms for Delaware County, Pa. residents caused some to air at last night’s., Dec. 4, Council meeting plans tor raise money.

The most direct was the sale of the county-owned Delcora water authority to Aqua, which has evolved into a huge multi-state corporation known as Essential Utilities.

The Aqua subsidiary has offered $276 million for Delcora.

Aqua employees Charlie from Springfield and John from Newtown Square exhorted Council to sell the authority and use the money to balance the budget.

Brian from Aston and a woman spoke out against the sale saying the rates would skyrocket when Aqua took over.

Councilwoman Elaine Schaeffer also spoke out against the sale citing the same reason.

Gary Ryder of Marple said the county could use its parks for revenue by hosting car shows and fireworks displays.

Joe Finio of Marple said he didn’t want Delco Woods to cause anyone to lose their homes and said he was willing to support public/partnerships for the developed part of the property.

Delco Hears Revenue Plans From Citizens

Delco Hears Revenue Plans From Citizens

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