Winchester Water Bond Ordinance Seeks 500000 For System
Winchester Virginia Common Council approves borrowing not exceeding 500000 to extend and improve the city water system. Bonds to mature within 35 years at up to 4 percent interest. Ordinance to be presented to voters at next general or a special election. Approved July 8 1936.
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City of
Winchester
Virginia
Corporation Court
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Anderson
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Barnett
Cobb
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Forney
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Rosenberger
E. J. Snapp
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Henry
Frank H. Krebs
C. R. Anderson
Co. R. Anderson
Winchester water rates ordinance for 1936 set charges
The Common Council prescribes annual water rates for 1936. Nonmetered premises pay fixed charges per fixture and hydrant, while metered service has quarterly charges by meter size plus per thousand gallons usage within and outside city limits. The ordinance defines premises, application process, meter care, defective meters, complaint handling, meter testing fees, stop valves, and tampering penalties.
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City of
Winchester
Water Department
Winchester 1936 Sewer and Water Rates Ordinance Summary
City adopts annual sewer and water charges for 1936 detailing service connections and meters. Provisions include delinquent notices and shutoffs, penalties for watering yards after 8 PM, and half-rate rules when service starts or ends mid year. Rates list per premise for various businesses and facilities with specific charges listed for many categories.
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Ne-Hi Bottling Works
Winchester
Valley Cooperative Fruit City
Jack Coffee Shop
Aa Peoples Drug Store
Versees
Winchester Billiard Parlor
Seveces
Kern's Pool
Seswese
Garber Manufacturing Co
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Southern Inn
Scove
Bakers Restaurant
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Greenwood
Union Bus Terminal
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City of
Common Council
Meeting Postponed as Insurance Delays Stephens City School Repair
The Frederick County School Board postponed its meeting due to insurers not yet submitting damage estimates for the Stephens City school building. A Berryville contractor, Mr Ritter, is reviewing the site to prepare new estimates, replacing earlier discarded figures. Patrons fear repairs may not be ready before the September opening.
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Frederick County
Stephens City
Berryville
Ritter
Bath County Man Takes Own Life
G. E. King aged about 85 died in Clifton Forge hospital after a gunshot wound received at his Millboro home. Sheriff F. G. Thompson said King killed himself and the shooting occurred Monday. He is survived by three children.
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Millboro
G. E. King
Clifton Forge
F. G. Thompson
Bath County
King
Burglar Alarmed Augusta Vehicle Theft
A. T. Sublett of Belton South Carolina kept his car protected by a burglar alarm in Augusta Georgia yesterday. The burglar alarm was stolen while the car remained with Sublett.
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A. T. Sublett
Belton
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