Help Please

Here is the story,

The blue valley wastewater treatment plant processes water running to and from Frog Creek, a water reservoir that passes through the North Upton community. this water is usually characterized by low alkalinity ( generally, <30 mg/l), low hardness ( generally, < 40 mg/l), and minimal water discoloration. Inorganic fertilizer nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen ) are also generally low with limited algae growth.

Despite the normal low readings,algae related tastes and odors occurs occasionally. Although threshold odors range from 3 to 6, they have risen to 10 in summer months. Alkalinity rises to <50 mg/l, hardness to <60mg/l, discoloration intensifies. Taste and odor problems can be controlled by filtrated ammonia. Both options are costly.

The odors and tastes are disturing North Upton residents. The odors are especially bothersome to outdoor enthusiasts who use the trails bordering Frog Creek for biking and hiking. Residents also worry about the impact of increased alkalinity on fish and turtles, many of which are dying, further creating an odor reuisance. Frog Creek is treasured for its wildlife and recreational opportunities.

The Blue Valley Wastewater treatment plant is under no legal obligation to solve these problems. The alkalinity, hardness, color, and nutrient readings are all within regulated legal ranges. However, community residents are insistent that their voices be heard and that restorative steps be taken to improve the environment around their homes.

Now I have to do the following Please help me.

You are North Upton community's resident representative. Write a letter to the City Commission stating your community's point of view.

Thank You,

treetrip