WHY THE EXETER SEWER PLANT HAD TO BE SOLD! WE WERE BROKE!

RUNNING LARGE DEFICITS FOR ALMOST A DECADE WITHOUT EVER RAISING TAXES, OPERATING FOR PROFIT BUSINESS'S AT INCREDIBLE LOSSES AND PURCHASING LAND THAT EVENTUALLY DEPRECIATED AND WAS NEVER UTILIZED FOR ITS INTENDED USE. IN 2019 THE TOWNSHIP WASTED APPROXIMATELY $7 MILLION OF TAXPAYER MONEY. TOTALLY AND COMPLETELY WASTED IT! THIS RESULTED IN THE SALE OF THE TOWNSHIPS MOST VALUABLE ASSET: THE WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT. WATCH THIS VIDEO TO BETTER UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED, WHY IT HAPPENED AND WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS IRREVERSIBLE DISASTER. THE HORROR OF IT ALL IS THAT THE SAME TYPE OF PEOPLE, REPRESENTING THE SAME GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO CAUSED THIS DISASTER ARE CURRENTLY STILL RUNNING THE TOWNSHIP. THE SAME FINANCIAL MISMANAGEMENT IS OCCURRING AND WE ARE MOVING TOWARD THE SAME RESULTS: bankruptcy!!! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF THERE IS QUESTIONS OR ANYTHING YOUR NOT SURE YOU UNDERSTAND.

We have very interesting post from Mr. Roy Foy responding to my little movie:

Ron Foy <rfoy>.          Tue 3/5/2024 2:16 PM
​David Hughes​
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Supervisor (in name only) Hughes. 
In trying to go back years to two (2) prior boards in assessing blame (?) for sale of the above you only succeed in illustrating why it was such a good and financially prudent move. 
As outlined, the TWP was materially underfunded with zero ability for taxes to provide even the medium term revenue essential to supporting the infrastructure and policing/public safety/parks & recreation needs etc of the TWP. 

If not for the action of that board Exeter would be an example of failure to provide even modicum levels of those above needs. 

While I and many others believe it was poor oversight of RCC that led to the Viva fiasco and attendant costs (along with guaranteeing the next 5 years would see revenue rapidly decline because of those lost services), the Sewer sale has provided the TWP with huge reserves, annual interest funding and the ability to provide services TWP’s 2x our size don’t have.

No one on the BOS could have foreseen Act 12 perversion or that the PUC would remain a soft landing spot for prior American Water employees & affiliates. The horrible practices we’re fighting (you’ve been seen nowhere in this battle ) were unforeseen. 

Your continued search for Sasquatch in terms of a forensic audit are a complete waste of time and it and other rabbit holes you pursue allow you to pretend you’re working on behalf of the citizens while it’s all a smokescreen for the fact that you do nothing positive or meaningful— ever. 
As always, your avowed detractor. 
Ron Foy