Substation appeal slated for November 6 before supervisors


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Substation appeal slated for November 6 before supervisors

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Public appeal of the location of an electricity substation in Mt. Pleasant has been put on the agenda for the Monday, November 6, meeting of the Marshall County Board of Supervisors at the request of supervisor Eddie Dixon.

Citizens concerned about the location of the electricity lift station to be constructed by the City of Holly Springs Utility Department will be heard. Supervisors meet at 9 a.m. at the courtroom located next door to Miller’s Department Store on the east side of the downtown square in Holly Springs.

Other concerns taken up by the board of supervisors at the third Monday 5 p.m. meeting this week included:

a request by Clencie Cotton with Rust College Community Development Corporation for financial help to keep a workforce development program alive in Holly Springs. Cotton said people out of work need training and assistance in filing unemployment claims.
Rust is striving to set up classes for welding, forklift operating, certified nurse assistant preparation and early childhood education assistant training but needs financial help to operate these programs, he said.
adopted the Marshall County Tax Increment Financing Plan.
received a copy of a lawsuit. Jeffrey Cheek and Oakland Construction LLC has petitioned in circuit court for a Writ of Certiorari appeal and court review of judgements and decisions of the Solid Waste Authority of Marshall County rendered in August 2006. Cheek’s lawsuit seeks to put his proposed solid waste rubbish site back in to the Solid Waste Authority’s waste management plan.

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