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Worthington
moves ahead
with sewer improvements
Worthington Daily
Globe - 2/25
The
Worthington City Councill passed resolutions allowing two sanitary
sewer improvement projects to move forward following public hearings
on each.
The
13th Street sanitary sewer project will cost an estimated $113,000
— with the city covering approximately $59,120, or 52.3 percent,
and assessments comprising the remainder — while the Pederson’s
Subdivision project will cost around $30,800, with about $26,310
to be paid for by the city.
The
13th Street project resolution was unanimously approved, and the
Pederson’s Subdivision work passed with one negative vote.
“Only
one house is being served,” Alderman Lyle Ten Haken said
following the meeting. “I’d be interested in possibly
exploring a more cost-effective approach to that particular house.”
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