Clarkesville
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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Clarkesville
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The city's curbside brush collection will continue under its current provider after a council member flagged it as a drain on public works…
The council's vote to table the project postpones action on wastewater infrastructure affecting city residents.
A state drought declaration means the city must encourage residents to cut back on water use.
A resident's water bill dispute reached the city council, though no decision has been recorded.
The city's water plant withdrawal permit renewal and several water and storm-related plans are up for council consideration.
A collapsed sewer line on Greene Street has required excavation, and the city is tracking the repair.
City council is considering upgrades to the Little Creek can station, though no decision has been recorded yet.
A proposed program would set aside funds to systematically repair and replace aging water and sewer infrastructure.
City council members cited rising chemical costs as the reason to consider higher water and sewer rates next year, but have not yet voted on any increase.
The city is planning regular maintenance on the Hardman Water Tank, part of the water system residents rely on.
City officials say new water taps have been purchased as the waterline extension moves forward, a project that could expand service to more residents.
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