The Peachtree
City Water and Sewerage Authority will look into whether it should get
rid of its water quality testing records after the three years the agency
is required to keep them.
WASA member
Steve Bradley said at Monday's authority meeting that he worried about
environmentalists using the information and using it to sue the authority.
But WASA member
Mike Harman noted that the documents are public records and would also
be available from the state if someone wanted to get them.
Currently,
the authority has records dating
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