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Lowellville authorizes administrator to apply for WPCLF loan for Parsons Avenue project
Summary
Council approved a motion allowing the administrator to apply for a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) loan to finance the Parsons Avenue sanitary project, noting the work will be funded from the sanitary fund rather than the village’s general fund.
At the March 12 meeting the Lowellville Village Council authorized the administrator to apply for a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) loan to support the Parsons Avenue sanitary project.
Keith McCaughtry moved to authorize the application and Bob Coppola seconded; council approved the motion on roll call. During discussion the administrator and members clarified the project would be paid from the sanitary fund, not the village general fund.
The authorization allows staff to pursue loan application steps with the state fund. No loan amount was specified in the meeting minutes; council asked that project financing be coordinated through the sanitary fund and that staff return with any required resolutions or legislation if the loan application advances.
