North Augusta Moves To Higher Water Tap Fees
North Augusta City Council approved first reading of an ordinance raising water tap charges. Inside city 5/8 inch lines rise from 85 to 100 dollars, 2 inch lines from 350 to 810, outside city taps show 150 for 5/8 and 1215 for 2 inch lines. Connections in unserved areas set at 240. Council also updated building codes and salaries, and set a public election to fill a council seat.
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North Augusta
Charles B. Martin
Martin
Building Codes Board of Adjustments
Mark A. Baynham
Aiken County to Hold Work Session on Zoning Plan
Aiken County Council plans a work session with the Planning Commission to discuss developing a county zoning plan. The meeting is tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the council chambers at 736 Richland Ave. Residents in South Aiken raise concerns about Centre South redevelopment and land use rules affecting property owners. The council aims to ensure growth aligns with existing residential developments and requests the session by Sept. 30.
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Aiken
Pine Log
Silver Bluff
Planning Commission
Wagener Moves to Relocate Post Office on Main Street
Wagener Town Council voted to request the relocation of the Wagener Post Office due to parking and accessibility issues. The council also discussed tearing down the Wagener Theater with bids at about 5500 dollars and appointed Mrs. Kirkland purchasing agent for the city.
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Wagener
U.S. Postal Service
Cable Communications Associates Inc
Anderson
Danny Busbee
Gale Kirkland
Charles Widener
Widener
Kirkland
Aiken Chamber to Sell Sesquicentennial Ornament
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce offers a commemorative ornament featuring the Sesquicentennial logo by Ed Hudak. June Murff displays a sample. ornament ready for fall sale at five dollars with orders due by September 1.
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Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken
Ed Hudak
June Murff
Chamber
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George Burgess
Municipal Election Commission
Henry R. McKenney
Aiken County
Paula B. Daniel
FTC
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