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So, the article (as revised) really muddies the water.
Will Citizens draw from Tippecanoe County wells, or will they draw from existing Marion/Hamilton/Boone County water supplies that they already own and manage? Or is that still not clear?
We don’t know yet if Citizens will be the entity that will draw water from Tippecanoe County and transport it to LEAP. The project mentioned in this article is more of a short-term measure until that larger project can get underway.
They only need 100 MILLION gallons per day. What could go wrong?..
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326160/000110465921138544/tm2132901d1_ex10-1.htm