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Four Oaks officials report high sewer readings; county to install new meter on county side
Summary
Commissioner Michael Bradley reported elevated sewer numbers and said Mayor Medlin and Public Works Director Barry Stanley met with county officials about a county-side meter problem; the county and town are working to install a new meter. Exact sewer readings were not specified in the minutes.
During department reports at the Jan. 23 meeting, Commissioner Michael Bradley told the board that sewer readings remain high. Bradley said he and Mayor Vic Medlin met with Public Works Director Barry Stanley and county officials about a meter issue on the county’s side; the county and the town’s Public Works department are working to install a new meter to address the discrepancy.
The minutes do not provide the specific sewer values or a timeline for when the new meter will be installed. Bradley characterized the issue as a county-side meter problem and indicated town and county cooperation to resolve it.
Other departmental items noted in the minutes: Barry Stanley said new park chips have been added and spring sports signups have started; Commissioner Bradley thanked the town for temporarily closing Blackmon Street for sledding, which drew roughly 30 children. Planning & Zoning Administrator Mike Cook read his department report and Mayor Medlin highlighted the financial report; the board voted to approve the December payables. The board then entered a closed session under GS 143-318.11(a)(3) to discuss pending litigation and returned with no action taken. The meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m.
Because the minutes do not include numeric sewer measurements or an installation timetable, the exact scope of the sewer issue is not specified in the record.
