Money needed to handle cannibal system problem

PRINCETON – The Princeton City Council on Monday approved to refinance a $400,000 sewer debt certificate with Heartland Bank and Trust Co.

City manager Jeff Clawson on Tuesday explained the primary reason to refinance is because the sewer fund has a deficit due to complications with the new cannibal system.

He explained the system was designed to lower the amount of sludge created in the plant, however the amount has not yet been reduced.

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