Tenant will pay their own utilities and I will be responsible for water pollution.  

Because it’s polluting the environment. 15 years is a good life for a newer hvac system unfortunately.

The winter pollution at the time with constantly running diesel vehicles & coal burning heating systems was both eye watering & lung searing.

I just saw a video from a Tesla owner that converted their coal power to electricity for his Tesla and calculated the pollution.

This helps establish liability in the event of a future problem with pollution potentially comming from that station.

Industry watchers now fear that battery production, unless it changes dramatically, along with electricity production will actually produce more atmospheric pollutants than the most efficient gas and diesel engines do at the moment.

I keep hoping for an extremely strong China economy + a massive improvement in their pollution challenges so the mainland Chinese would reinvest in their own country. :) I know, I'm just selfish that way.

And the city offers a program to basically add it to the property taxes for the next 10 years.The issue in Flint BTW was not just the lead pipes as some posts suggested, but the fact that they switched to cheaper river water, which is industrially polluted and corrosive.

Does either lake have a seasonal problem, algae, heavy mosquitos, pollutants?

I would like to know the pros and cons of buying such a property like the vehicle noise, pollution, etc., Thank you!