On July 22, 2025, the Cornelia Water & Sewerage Authority discussed a real loss component analysis as part of the water loss control program, noting the city's real loss was $33,400 in 2024, which it called nominal compared to other utilities.
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Cornelia commission approves water loss analysis agreement with Carter & Sloope
The city's commission signed off on a study of water system losses, capping the cost at $20,000.
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July 22, 2025: Real loss component analysis / water loss control program
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The Cornelia City Commission approved an agreement with Carter & Sloope for a water loss analysis on May 6, 2025, by a 4-0 vote.
Under the agreement, Carter & Sloope will perform the necessary tasks to complete the analysis on an hourly basis, not to exceed $20,000.
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On July 22, 2025, the Cornelia Water & Sewerage Authority discussed a real loss component analysis as part of the water loss control program, noting the city's real loss was $33,400 in 2024, which it called nominal compared to other utilities.
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DiscusseddiscussedReal loss component analysis / water loss control program
Cornelia’s water
loss is nominal compared to other utilities at a real loss of only $33,400 in 2024
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Real loss component analysis / water loss control program
Cornelia’s water loss is nominal compared to other utilities at a real loss of only $33,400 in 2024
ApprovedconfirmedAgreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis
Agreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis
Approved 4 – 0
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Agreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis
Agreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis Approved 4 – 0
ApprovedconfirmedAgreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis
Carter & Sloope will perform
the necessary tasks to complete this analysis on an hourly basis not to
exceed $20,000.
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Agreement with Carter & Sloope for Water Loss Analysis
Carter & Sloope will perform the necessary tasks to complete this analysis on an hourly basis not to exceed $20,000.
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