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County approves records-storage study and water-system intergovernmental agreement
Summary
Houston County approved a $5,662 records-storage study by SP Design Group to assess existing facilities and approved an Infrastructure Intergovernmental Agreement with Centerville, Perry, and Warner Robins to set master-meter and extension approval rules for the county water system.
Commissioner Talton presented a proposal from SP Design Group of Macon for $5,662 to study utilization of the existing Records Storage Facility and the adjacent Receiving Warehouse; the Board unanimously approved the professional-services agreement.
Commissioner Byrd presented and the Board unanimously approved an Infrastructure Intergovernmental Agreement between Houston County and the cities of Centerville, Perry, and Warner Robins to govern master-meter requests and extensions to the County water system. The agreement requires a minimum 6-inch meter to be considered a wholesale customer and calls for additional approvals for each extension of the system, according to Director of Operations Brian Jones.
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