The City of Custer & Its Contractor want YOU to believe that the Wastewater Discharge into French Creek will be clean.
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If it is "clean" water:
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why does Custer City's Facility Plan & Permit state that the Creek will be degraded?
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couldn't it be discharged anywhere - including above and into Stockade Lake.
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the city could use it as another source for residential drinking water.​
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Preserve French Creek, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation
Where is FRENCH CREEK?
FRENCH CREEK is a historic, scenic creek that traverses the southern Black Hills of South Dakota. It begins approximately five miles northwest of the City of Custer, South Dakota, travels east through the City along Highway 16 East before turning south at Lower French Creek Road. It flows through Custer State Park (CSP), a premier South Dakota tourism site, before exiting outside the Park’s Natural Area and continuing east to the point where it enters the Cheyenne River near Badlands National Park. In all, FRENCH CREEK covers approximately 62 miles from its beginning to end point.
