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South Harrison Water Company Case Study

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A constituent of yours named Stefan Florkey would like to meet with you to discuss an issue that he is having. The gentleman owns property in Harrison County in a subdivision called Bethlehem Farms. The property runs off well water. His biggest concern is that many of the properties of the subdivision border the polluted Indian Creek. All wells are that border the Indian Creek are using expensive treatment systems to reduce the polluted water. The subdivision has petitioned the County Commissioners on 3 separate occasions to fund a project running South Harrison Water Corporation lines to the subdivision. In 2000 Harrison County expanded the South Harrison Water Corporation to the front end of the subdivision using Riverboat Revenue Infrastructure

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