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MTC holds short, yet productive meeting

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Suzanne Stewart
Staff Writer

Marlinton Town Council moved swiftly through its agenda Monday evening as it discussed unfinished and new business including making donations to local organizations and finalizing re- ports for the water system improvement project.

Region IV senior project specialist Cassie Lawson discussed several items with council concerning the town’s water and sewer system projects. After a brief update, council approved the Region IV Resolution #6 smoke testing for the sewer system improvement project, as well as the Region IV Resolution #58 and Region IV CDBG final performance report for the water system improvement project.

Council made several monetary decisions, starting with providing $1,000 for the AmeriCorp Vista budget. It also approved to donate $500 each to Allegheny Mountain Radio and Pocahontas County Free Libraries.

In other business, council

•  approved to share cost with Pocahontas County EMS for a camera at the intersection of Rt. 219/39.

•  approved to pursue codifying and digitizing the town ordinances.

•  set the Marlinton Christmas Parade for December 3.

• hired Matthew Bush as water plant operator and promoted Sam Dunn to chief water plant operator.

Marlinton Town Council meets the first Monday of each month, holidays excluded, at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at the municipal building in Marlinton.

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