Friction over Clarkson's sewer fund dominates meeting

By James Turner

The Record

At least one Clarkson City commissioner believes the city’s sewer fund should pay for itself and not take any money from the general fund.

During discussions of the city’s fiscal 2016-17 audit, presented by Stiles, Carter & Associates, Commissioner Ed Schott asked why the sewer fund was taking money from the general fund for its payroll. 

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