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Oglethorpe schedules wastewater-plant work; council orders stop signs and after-hours leak process noted
Summary
Council announced wastewater-plant work to start April 14; Engineer Tim Ingram is preparing ground-breaking details; Mayor requested stop signs at English Street and Clifton Bradley and the 911 system and staff will assist in assessing after-hours water leaks.
Council members and staff reported several public-works items, including a planned start date for wastewater-plant work and traffic-safety measures near the Senior Citizen Center.
Council members said work at the Waste Water Plant will begin Monday, April 14, and Engineer Tim Ingram is working on ground-breaking details. Mayor Daniels asked for stop signs to be installed at English Street and Clifton Bradley near the Senior Citizen Center; an additional stop-sign location in the Baker neighborhood was discussed but not pinpointed. The council also said Mr. Smith will perform water cut-offs after hours when Jeff Harrison, the city's HWR (Water/Sewer/Streets), is out of town.
The 911 system was reported to have implemented a process to help assess after-hours leaks in coordination with Jeff Harrison. No formal vote was taken on these items; plans and scheduling will continue through staff and engineering coordination.
