LAKE RESIDENTS SUE CITY

Nearly two dozen property owners filed a lawsuit against the City of Williamstown on March 3 because of improper water treatment and removal of sludge.

Also in question is the water quality for the lake, which provides much of the drinking water for Grant County.

“Recently there has been discussion and reports amongst the community that the water in the lake may be unsafe to drink as a result of the treatment plant deposits,’ the lawsuit reads.

Williamstown Mayor Rick Skinner  said the city tests the water from the lake daily.

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