Scottish Water is to hold an information event about proposals for investment in a long-term, sustainable waste water treatment system for the Isle of Seil.
The event will be held at Seil Island Community Hall in Easdale, Oban PA34 4RF on Tuesday June 21 from 3pm to 7pm.
Scottish Water staff will be at the event, with plans and drawings, and will be able to provide an update on studies and investigations the water company has been undertaking.
The water company said the proposals are still at an early stage and it was keen to hear people’s views at the meeting.
Ruaridh MacGregor, Scottish Water’s regional communities manager, said:
“We are holding this information event because our customers’ feedback is very important to us and we want to listen to them and engage with the community.“
“Anyone who would like to find out more about our plans for investment on Seil, ask any questions or discuss any issues is welcome to attend the event on June 21 at any time between 3pm and 7pm.”
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