STRAFFORD, Mo. — The City of Strafford has voted to “pause indefinitely” plans to build a wastewater treatment facility to the small town.
“The Interim City Administrator is hereby authorized and directed to take all actions necessary to pause indefinitely, all work associated with the city’s current planning, design and construction of a wastewater treatment plant,” Darren White, a Strafford Alderman, said while reading the language of the bill.
“I feel pretty good. It’s been a long road and I really appreciate the city paying attention to the expert opinions that we brought to them to help shed light on this situation,” Michael Stelzer, an opponent of the proposed plant said after the meeting…