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It's a little more complicated. To begin, the option of going back to the Mass supplies ignores the unresolved question being that there is no long term agreement for a reliable steady source of raw water from the Anawan reservoir during the dry season. It's never been struck with owner of the reservoir, the Anawan Club (it's only a 12 month lease that can be terminated without cause with just a 12 month notice). Are we going to invest millions to upgrade the Mass supplies on a 12 month lease agreement?

Then there is the obvious question, if East Providence can live with just a single source (the Scituate reservoir), why is a second source for BCWA so critical?

Is the real issue little more than the state is too broke to fund East Providence should they decide not to pay their share?

God bless our moral obligation to 38 Studios.

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