Council approves agreement to tab Randall Community Water District as secondary water source
Council member Jeff Smith characterized the agreement as a move that sets Mitchell up for “major growth for the next 50 years.”
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Council member Jeff Smith characterized the agreement as a move that sets Mitchell up for “major growth for the next 50 years.”
Building the infrastructure to receive water from Randall Community Water District is estimated to cost $86 million. Estimated price tag that the city would be responsible for is $78 million.
“We’re using more water than we are guaranteed to have access to now," said City Administrator Stephanie Ellwein.
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