May 23, 2018
Hastings Mayor Corey Stutte, Councilman Paul Hamelink and other city officials in attendance at the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce's Coffee and Conversations Saturday morning spent much of the hour-long event dispelling rumors.[…]Patterson said he also is concerned about potential costs associated with the city’s $46 million Aquifer Storage and Restoration Project, which is intended to mitigate rising nitrate and uranium levels.“Make no mistake about it if that isn’t successful than other means will have to be made to make sure that our water is safe from nitrates and uranium,” he said.
