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SGWASA Board approves new System Development Fee

By Reggie Ponder,

1 days ago

The South Granville Water and Sewer Authority has approved a net increase in the fees charged to developers to help recoup the utility’s cost in extending new water and sewer service. At the Sept. 10 meeting of the SGWASA Board of Directors, the board voted unanimously on a motion by board member Georgana Kicinski to approve the System Development Fee […]

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