Forming a sewer structure task force
Originally Oconee sewer policy was made by a county sewer commission, followed by a body politic known as the Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority. Fast forward to the 21st century and there’s a new movement that sewer decisions need a new direction. The JRSA board yesterday set in motion an ad hoc committee to make recommendations. The commissioners will nominate committee members. There are a number of avenues future Oconee County sewer policy could follow. Among them: the creation of a special purpose district and the dissolution of the existing structure and replaced by an outside entity operating the system.