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Addison holds public hearing on $1.2 million in CDBG water‑main projects; resident raises smart‑meter health concerns
Summary
Addison officials held a public hearing and approved a resolution to submit two Community Development Block Grant applications totaling $1.2 million for water‑main replacement and street resurfacing. At the village board meeting a resident said her water was shut off after refusing smart‑meter upgrades and urged officials to address health and opt‑out concerns.
The Village of Addison on Sept. 17 held a public hearing and later voted to authorize two Community Development Block Grant applications seeking $600,000 each to replace aging water mains and resurface neighborhood streets.
Nick, a village presenter, told the board the projects would cover Roseanne Drive, Lenore Street and Mavis Lane in one area and Natalie Lane and Natoma Avenue in another, including water‑main replacement, curb and gutter, select sidewalk and driveway apron replacement, ADA landings and driveway improvements. He said Baxter & Woodman engineering assessments identified repeated water‑main breaks and listed the locations as high‑priority projects. The applications are due Sept. 30, 2024.
The village moved and closed the public hearing after no members…
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