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as far as the town putting in a limited sewer system is foolish. let see it would be millions of dollars and where would you put it. Do you think the tax payer are going to spring for maybe an extrs $50-$100k in tax collected from the area. it might pay the intress on the note for the plant but not the operation cost. Who pays that the companies tied into the system. I spent over $30K on a _title_ 5 system do you think I would pay anything for a septic desposal plant?
South Hanson has many draw backs for companies think about moving or building in Southeastern Mass. It might have a train station but it is really in the middle of nowhere. Maybe after the casino takes off then the area may have some appeal. But South Hanson has very little to offer the bussiness world and I think the town likes it that way.
What the man decide to do with his building is really up to him. If he want artis that fine with me. I have seen first hand what this group can do. I was the one who brought the first artis to the Codman building many years ago. But that was Rockland not Hanson. Where do you see 3000 people parking in South Hanson on a weekend? The Codman build was on town sewer and had the parking. It was also not on the main road (ok rt 139 is a main road but not really in Rockland). It is a nice idea but one I think that we will never see. If this is a place of bussiness that your going to have 30 shop in I'd say the sprinker law is going to apply. Somehow I dout there is a system in the building that would meet todays code.That right there could kill the cost of the project.

lakeside wrote:
** This thread discusses the Content article: Would sewer help South Hanson? **
Somehow I dout there is a system in the building that would meet todays code.That right there could kill the cost of the project.

Rumor has it that I was wrong. 1075 Main st. passed pressure test at 175LBS.