Woodside Ponders Ice Storm Cleanup Reimbursement Dispute
Nancy Hughes of Woodside’s association accuses the City of miscommunicating about cleanup reimbursements for ice storm debris removal on main right of way streets. City records show Woodside crews cleared streets Feb 18 to Mar 4 and four weeks of work with Greenville mutual aid, while FEMA denied federal funds and suggested local reimbursement options totaling about 105 thousand dollars.
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Aiken Council weighs Creek Nurseries costs and debris repairs
Aiken Council weighs funding options for Creek Nurseries near 22 000 and limb removal along street right of way if allocated to Woodside. It must decide reimbursement of nearly 19 000 for storm debris work by Kalmia Landing Homeowners Association. First reading on reimbursement slated for Monday October 27. Maayan Schechter is the local government reporter.
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