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Council schedules brewery owners to explain wastewater discharge after owner reports reduced production
Summary
A councilmember reported an urgent wastewater discharge problem at a local brewery that has already cut production; the owners will appear at the next meeting on the 13th to explain their experience and seek help from the city.
A councilmember told the Airway Heights City Council that a local brewery has reduced production and is considering shutting down because of wastewater discharge issues, and that the owners will come to the council on the 13th to explain their experience. "They're gonna simply explain their experience," the councilmember said, asking colleagues to hear the business's concerns before any formal action.
The councilmember said the business, established in 2018, has had success in competitions and that reduced production could have economic effects on the local tax base. Council members discussed the need to balance supporting a local employer with avoiding undue costs to residents if fees are passed through. The council asked staff to coordinate with the owners and indicated it would seek collaborative solutions; no formal action was taken at this meeting.
