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Purdy city leaders are considering a city ordinance that would provide rules, regulations and guidelines for community members looking to place a "tiny house" on their property. Purdy City Council...
Purdy city leaders are considering a city ordinance that would provide rules, regulations and guidelines for community members looking to place a "tiny house" on their property. Purdy City Council...
City leaders in Purdy discussed the potential for development in the community and expressed a desire to see more housing, but pointed out that the city does not have funding to partner with private...
City leaders in Purdy discussed the potential for development in the community and expressed a desire to see more housing, but pointed out that the city does not have funding to partner with private...
Wednesday, January 27, 2021 City looking to meet financial obligations Purdy city leaders are seeking to implement what it hopes to be a temporary rate hike for sewer services to ensure it can make ends meet until July 2022, when the city will pay off its water bond debt. City officials directed staff to draft an ordinance that would bring the average sewer bill up by $15 in the city of Purdy to be considered at a future council meeting in either February or March. Currently, Purdy residents are paying $30 for the first 1,000 gallons of sewage disposed, and $10 per additional 1,000 gallons. ...