Franklin County’s Requested Water-Meter Moratorium Extension Has No Recorded Decision
County Manager Terry Harris sought 90 more days to assess the restriction, but the May 4 minutes do not say whether commissioners kept it in force.
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County Manager Terry Harris sought 90 more days to assess the restriction, but the May 4 minutes do not say whether commissioners kept it in force.
Commissioners discussed coordinating with the Board of Education and pursuing possible savings or grants, leaving funding, authority and timing unresolved.
Commissioners discussed expanding the county’s withdrawal authority and hiring a drilling company, but neither step was completed in the April work session record.
A county manager’s April 28 work-session update confirms activity on the water-meter upgrade, while leaving its reach, schedule and formal approvals unclear.
After a new regulator station was finished and a section of new line passed pressure testing, construction remains unfinished and a planned second pressure increase has not been…
Commissioners were presented with two sharply different options for identifying possible well-drilling sites, but the March 31 work-session minutes do not show a selection or vote.
Commissioners heard a comparison between a $2,000-per-site satellite-imagery service and an estimated $194,000 alternative, but the March 31 work-session record does not show what they chose.
At a March 31 work session, the county manager outlined sharply different estimated costs for finding potential drilling locations. The record does not show commissioners acting on either…
Wayne Norman told Franklin County commissioners he spent about $30,000 on infrastructure for a property near Ed Murdock Superstore and N&C Marine…
Commissioners were presented sharply different options for locating potential well sites, but the cited work-session account does not show that they authorized either one.
Commissioners have a map of potentially productive groundwater zones, but a proposed field survey would move the county closer to private properties and possible drilling sites.
County staff projected a July finish for the meter-replacement work, but the February work-session minutes do not confirm a contract, construction or completion.
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