Granite Shoals council calls for $7M bond election for water system upgrades

By Lew K. Cohn
Managing Editor

The City of Granite Shoals will ask voters to approve a $7 million bond package for water system improvements on Tuesday, Nov. 5, after City Council members adopted an ordinance calling for an election at their Aug. 13 meeting at City Hall.

The election will be held concurrently with a city charter review election on the same date.

The bond proposal calls for $7 million to be used for surface and groundwater projects, including work at the treatment plant, distribution center, generators and electrical substations and 46,000 feet of pipe that need to be replaced. . . . .

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