Milford approves water rate hike and future upgrades
Milford voters will see higher water bills after July 1 as the Board of Public Affairs orders a minimum of 1.50 dollars for 2 000 gallons and 40 cents for each additional 1 000 gallons. The board cites a growing operating deficit and urges a 240 000 dollar modernization plan, with interim repairs estimated at 33 000 dollars. The article also notes talks of alternative water sources from Cincinnati, a joint system with Indian Hill Village and Terrace Park, and emergency supply plans as Milford faces a 44 year old pumping plant and other village developments. Other items include Legion post discussions over War Memorial Park use, Chamber of Commerce leadership and upcoming festival planning, and local notices on new business and residents’ activities.
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