Engineer outlines connection options to expand water supply for northern Meriwether County
Carter & Sloope engineer John Stover presented conceptual maps showing potential connection points (Coweta, Griffin, Shoal Creek reservoir) and emphasized supply availability, take-or-pay contracts, and the need for Board policy on desired growth.
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John Stover of Carter & Sloope presented conceptual maps and options to address northern Meriwether County’s limited water supply. He said options include connecting to Coweta County Water and Sewerage Authority points or Griffin’s Shoal Creek (Stone Branch) Reservoir, but cautioned that infrastructure alone is insufficient without secured supply and agreement on minimum-purchase obligations.
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