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Members of Cadiz Village Council, shown in this file photo, signed a resolution during Thursday’s meeting in hopes of securing around $600,000 in funding for a sidewalk improvement project. Pictured, from left, are Clerk/Treasurer Amy Ossman, Mayor John Migliore and Councilman Terry Capers.
CADIZ The village of Cadiz is hoping to secure around $600,000 in grant funding in order to install new sidewalks along Lincoln Avenue.
Cadiz Village Council signed a resolution to move forward with an application to participate in the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Transportation Alternatives Program, or TAP, during Thursday’s evening meeting.
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CADIZ The village’s water treatment plant upgrades and improvements are set to get underway in the next few months.
Cadiz Village Council discussed the project during Thursday’s evening meeting. The expansion project is set to begin in mid-March or early April.
Following the meeting, Mayor John Migliore said the $2.3 million project is crucial to provide the village with clean drinking water and also to increase water production capacity. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency prompted the upgrades after the village’s water source, Tappan Lake, tested positive for small amounts of cyanotoxins, which are produced by harmful algal blooms.
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CADIZ The village’s water treatment plant upgrades and improvements are set to get underway in the next few months.
Cadiz Village Council discussed the project during Thursday’s evening meeting. The expansion project is set to begin in mid-March or early April.
Following the meeting, Mayor John Migliore said the $2.3 million project is crucial to provide the village with clean drinking water and also to increase water production capacity. The Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency prompted the upgrades after the village’s water source, Tappan Lake, tested positive for small amounts of cyanotoxins, which are produced by harmful algal blooms.
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CADIZ The Christopher Spring is flowing again for local residents to enjoy, and village leaders said they are grateful to the owners for making the necessary repairs.
Cadiz Village Council took a moment to thank Emily Wagner, owner of the spring, for making the repairs to the community staple during council’s Thursday evening meeting.
The spring’s water flow ceased in mid-October, leaving many residents who enjoyed drinking the crystal clear water concerned. Wagner previously said it was the first time the water had stopped flowing in more than a century.
After a few weeks of repairs, the spring is once again producing water.