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The bubbling dispute over the treatment of Victoria's sewage has seeped into the international arena, with Washington state's governor urging BC Premier Christy Clark to clean up the mess.
Gov. Jay Inslee's three-page letter says Washington state has been waiting more than 20 years for the Victoria area to start treating its sewage and the prospect of further delays is no longer acceptable.
The letter says Victoria's sewage treatment delays impact the health and economies of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound.
Last month, British Columbia's Liberal government refused to force a Victoria-area municipality to accept plans to locate a proposed $780 million treatment facility on the shores of its community.
Officials in Clark's office say a response is being prepared to Inslee's letter.
Victoria-area politicians held a moment of silence today for the crippled waste treatment project at a joint sewer-council meeting.
