I suggest you read the Ocean Pines Progress for the case supporting what the Commissioners did.

Interesting suggestion you made to BillZ.

In the Progress he can find commentary describing:

• Judy Boggs as manic, close-minded, uneducable, and hopeless on matters involving wastewater.
• Ocean Pines resident Bill Hagg as a whiner and a kook with a messanic complex.
• Supporters of Director George Coleburn as engaging in massive fraud.
• The Ocean Pines Civic Association newsletter as odious.
• Ocean Pines resident Olga Farozic is accused of fear-mongering

How about this quote from the mid-June 2004 issue in commentary written by Tom Stauss about the possibility of Pennington Commons or other new subdivisions coming into the Ocean Pines plant, "Concerns about odor and additional discharge into the bay make it unlikely that the plant will be expanded beyond the 2.3 million gallons per day needed for buildout. The most likely site for some future north county wastewater treatment plant is far from Ocean Pine perhaps in some industrial property located between Bishopville and Selbyville."

Stauss wrote that "It is financially and environmentally irresponsible" to oppose bringing in new subdivisions like Pennington Commons. However, both the Maryland Coastal Bays Program and Assateague Coastal Trust have testified at county public hearings against bringing in new subdivisions to Ocean Pines on environmental grounds, and Ocean Pines ratepayers have little chance of direct financial benefit.

The Progress even carried a commentary from you. It contained the word naysayer about 8 or 10 times in reference to Ocean Pines residents.