If grants do exist, isn’t the BPW ignoring important alternative revenue streams? Why is no one looking at these ideas?
Actually The Friends are and there is much to explore here. If you are concerned about your future water bills, then join us! How does this dam compare to the one in Williamsburg that broke and caused the catastrophic Mill River Flood of 1874? The earthen dam in Williamsburg which held back the waters of a very large reservoir was designed by a surveyor, poorly constructed, and required the services of a hired gate-keeper to release water as directed by the mill owners. The water flowed into the Mill River and provided power to the many mills below. The villages and towns along the Mill River were densely populated with factories and homes, accounting for the many lives that were lost. In contrast, the granite-block, gravity-arch dam located in Robert’s Meadow was designed and constructed by two experienced engineers and built between and upon solid ledge. Constructed just nine years after the 1874 flood, every precaution was taken to ensure the wary public’s safety. (Refer to “History
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