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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1986
Page
11
Windsor town leaders schedule a 7 p.m. meeting to discuss an issue deemed important for all residents. Mayor Mizell would not disclose the meeting’s purpose. The event ties to comments at a Lower Savannah COG session about a Windsor post office site on U.S. 78.
North Augusta City Council will discuss a county contract at 7 pm to advance the Little Horse Creek sewer trunk line. The plan guarantees 1 million gallons per day flow for the city with a $250,000 city cost for construction.
Aiken County Public Service Authority will hear a status report on Farmers Home Administration loan applications for the Bridge Creek Ai ken Technical College and Little Horse Creek sewer trunk lines. It will also consider Valley Public Service Authority requests on the Storm Branch trunkline and Bath district laterals with Johnstown sewer. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant on S C 125.
The Park Commission will reply tomorrow to a request from Aiken City Council for leadership and recommendations on a litter control program. Assistant City Manager Steve T Thompson will present the recommended approach during the 5 15 p m City Manager's Conference Room session on Park Avenue.
Report notes that despite last week’s cold, Aiken’s forsythia bloomed across Abbeville Avenue and Laurens Street. The yellow blossoms color the intersections, signaling an early spring display amid winter weather.
Aiken County Council will discuss a proposed contract with the city of North Augusta to finance design and construction of the Little Horse Creek sewer trunk line. The project routes from Little Horse Creek to Mims Branch and on to Old Ludlow Lake Road.
Over 300 children received health screenings and information at the Children’s Health Fair staged by HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Volunteers staffed exhibits on dental care nutrition vision tests and disease prevention while the Junior Women’s Club promoted infant safety and hygiene.
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