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Pike County court authorizes AML water supply application for Paw Paw waterline extension
Summary
The fiscal court adopted a resolution authorizing filing an Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) water supply assistance application for the Paw Paw waterline extension and designated the judge/executive as the project's authorized correspondent; officials said construction could take two to three years if funded.
The Pike County Fiscal Court approved a resolution authorizing the filing of an Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) water supply assistance application to fund the Paw Paw waterline extension.
"If we get the grant approved, they will" receive water service, Commissioner Lewis said during discussion, and the judge noted that construction would happen "down the road" with a likely timeframe of "2 to 3 years" if the grant is awarded.
The resolution authorizes the judge/executive to execute documents deemed necessary to carry out the project and to act as the authorized correspondent for the application. Court members voted to approve the resolution by roll call.
No construction timeline or procurement details were provided beyond estimated multi-year work contingent on grant award.
