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Sep 29, 2008·BoardMeeting
Board
Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority Consent Agenda
The Board reached a consensus on several agenda items, including approving a contribution for the 23rd Annual Great Lake Allatoona Clean-Up and adopting revisions to the capacity policy and administration documents. The Board rejected all bids for the Coleman's Bluff #1 and #2 Sanitary Sewer Interceptor project but subsequently approved the request to re-bid the project. Additionally, the Board established a new wholesale wastewater treatment rate of $4.00 per thousand gallons. Approval was granted for contract change orders regarding the Wiley Bridge Road Utility Relocation Project and the S.R. 92 Utility Relocation Project. Finally, the Board authorized the Chairman to communicate with the City of Canton regarding a meter issue at Travis Tritt Lane.
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The meeting includes discussions regarding the Cherokee Summit Apartments issue, proposed rate adjustments, and reports from the finance, treatment, and construction departments. Additionally, the Board will review a request for approval of Change Order #1 for the SR 140 utility relocation project from Mountain Road to Arnold Mill Road, as well as receive the General Manager's report.
Jun 30, 2008·BoardMeeting
Board
Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority Monthly Meeting
The meeting included a review of follow-up items regarding newsletter distribution research, concrete work status at the Fitzgerald Creek plant, and lease agreement negotiations with Sprint/Nextel and T-Mobile. The finance report highlighted performance metrics, including decreases in water and sewer sales and connection fees, as well as an update on an ongoing insurance review. The Board approved rate adjustments for wholesale water usage and Double Detector Check Assembly fees. Additionally, reports were presented on water and wastewater treatment operations, construction updates regarding water supply sources, and service boundary discussions with the City of Woodstock. The Board also reached a consensus to coordinate grand jury presentments.
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