City Council to hold public hearing on wastewater system improvements

CLEVELAND, Ga. – Cleveland City Council will meet and hold a public hearing on the need for wastewater system improvements at 6:30 p.m. Monday July 13 in the Cleveland Community Center, 342 Campbell Street.

Meg Mbugua of Rindt-McDuff, a consulting firm that has been providing engineering and technical services to commercial, industrial, municipal and private development clients since 1980, will discuss the need for wastewater system improvements, compliance with Section 391-3-6-.02 of Georgia’s Water Quality Control Rules (and amendments thereto), and encourage public involvement.

Council will also consider a resolution to modify Hwy. 129 North Sewer Expansion Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) loan for the deferral of interest for 6-months.

Other agenda items to be consider:

Council’s appointment to the Georgia Mountain Regional Commission;

• A School Resource Officer agreement;
• Approval to waive penalties for delinquent utility bills for the month of July;
• Approval to disconnect utility accounts three or more months delinquent.