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Lake County approves SHN service agreements for Christmas Valley water and library projects
Summary
The commissioners approved two SHN service agreements for projects in Christmas Valley — a $2.5 million water‑infrastructure project funded by grant dollars and a separate library planning agreement — both requiring no county general‑fund expenditure, the board said.
The Lake County Board of Commissioners on April 9 approved two service agreements with SHN to support separate community projects in Christmas Valley: a $2.5 million water‑infrastructure replacement and an agreement to move forward with planning and community meetings for a new library building.
Commissioner James Williams said the water project will replace aged water pipes and expand infrastructure; he moved to approve the service agreement and the board approved the contract, which the commissioners said is fully covered by grant funding rather than county general‑fund dollars. Williams also moved to approve a similar SHN agreement supporting the Christmas Valley Library District’s community outreach and planning, which the board approved by unanimous vote.
Commissioners emphasized that the water contract is funded by outside grant dollars and described the SHN agreements as straightforward engineering/planning contracts. Both motions carried unanimously.
