Description/Abstract

This is the fourth and final report to the Onondaga Lake Management Conference about the economic and fiscal implications for Onondaga County of court-mandated expenditures for sewer-related remediation of Onondaga Lake. Exactly how much remediation will cost and what, precisely, will be the technical specifications of the plan that is finally approved by the court are both still to be decided. Yet, there is little doubt that an undertaking of the dollar magnitude contemplated for lake remediation has the potential to affect the fiscal condition of the county and the future health of the local economy.

Document Type

Working Paper

Date

8-1997

Language

English

Funder(s)

The research in this paper is based upon work sponsored by the Onondaga Lake Management Conference.

Series

Metropolitan Studies Program Series

Acknowledgements

The assistance and helpful comments of Suzanne McCoskey, George Treyz, Wilson Wong, and several representatives of the members of the Onondaga Lake Management Conference are gratefully acknowledged.

Disciplines

Economic Policy | Economics | Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration | Public Policy

ISSN

0732 507X

Additional Information

Metropolitan studies program series occasional paper no.186

Source

Local Input

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
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