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Board approves proposal to create infrastructure resilience endowment for dam upkeep

Boiling Spring Lakes Board of Commissioners · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Boiling Spring Lakes commissioners approved a proposal to create a city-owned Infrastructure Resilience Endowment to provide long-term funding for dam repairs and upgrades and moved the proposal to the city attorney for legal review.

The Board voted 4-0 to approve a proposal to establish a city-owned Infrastructure Resilience Endowment intended to provide a reliable long-term funding source for repair and upgrade of the city's dam system. City Manager Gordon Hargrove told commissioners there is "currently no financial impact" from taking the proposal forward for legal review but noted that advancing the proposal will incur attorney fees.

Commissioner Justin Lovin made the motion to proceed to legal review and Commissioner Kim Sherwood seconded; the board approved the motion unanimously. The endowment is intended to create a dedicated funding mechanism for ongoing dam maintenance and to reduce uncertainty about future repair funding.

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