If you are not going to be able to provide the money to the communities that are a result of mandates coming out of the Environmental Protection Agency, it seems to me that some consideration ought to be made to cities like Akron and others throughout this country that just do not have the capacity right now to get the job done.
On the recordMarch 10, 2004
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Addressing funding challenges for cities under EPA mandates.
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