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Bardstown council approves sewer and water hookups for two developments
Summary
The Bardstown City Council on June 23 approved a sewer connection for the Spencer Mattingly Lane development and water-and-sewer service for Area I of the Woodlawn Springs subdivision, which will serve four multi-family buildings.
The Bardstown City Council approved two utility service requests during its June 23 meeting.
Councilman Bill Sheckles moved to approve a sewer service request submitted by Chase Stratton for the Spencer Mattingly Lane development; Councilman Roland E. Williams seconded and the motion passed 5-0. Later the council approved a water-and-sewer service request submitted by Robin Mills for Area I of the Woodlawn Springs subdivision, which city records say will serve four multi-family residential buildings. Councilman David Dones moved the motion, which Councilman Franklin Hibbs, IV seconded; the motion carried 5-0.
These approvals authorize the city to extend utility service connections to the two developments. The council did not record additional conditions or funding instructions in the minutes; the requests were accepted as presented.
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