Clovis Unified
School District is planning their new school site, the Terry Bradley
Educational Center, located at Highland and Clinton Avenue. Without any
community input, they have decided to build their sewer plant directly across
the street from the new school.
According to experts who have designed similar
facilities, certain considerations must be taken into account when building a
sewer plant.
Clovis Unified’s proposal ignores all considerations as follows:
- The
plant is proposed upwind of neighbors.
- There
is not a 500–1000-foot buffer between the nearest existing residence and
planned location of the plant. When future homes are built, as currently
planned, the distance between these homes and the sewer facility will be
less than 100 feet.
- The
odorous facilities, like effluent ponds, are planned closest to the homes
that will be built beside it.
- The
percolation ponds, as proposed, are uncovered and will not reduce odor
impacts for neighbors and students.
Clovis Unified
needs to hear the community's input and listen to the CUSD families. Your
children do not deserve to attend school across the street from a large
industrial sewer facility.
HELP SHAPE
OUR COMMUNITY FOR THE BETTER BY RELOCATING THE SEWER PLANT! SIGN THE PETITION
TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS
total incompetence by the district. we moved here for the neighborhood not to live next to an open sewage pit. do the right thing and change the site plan.