Council approves Angle Street water connection and hydrant; developer to pay first $3,000
Council accepted the Infrastructure Committee recommendation to install a six‑inch water line and fire hydrant on Angle Street where Tyler Hines is building new homes, with Hines to pay the first $3,000 and the city covering the remainder; the motion carried.
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City Manager Rudzis and DPW Supervisor Willis told council the project on Angle Street requires a six‑inch water main and a fire hydrant to support new home construction and improve the city’s fire rating. The Infrastructure Committee recommended that developer Tyler Hines pay the first $3,000 of the connection cost and the city pay the remainder.
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