Electricity, power, public untilites, energy
CLAY CENTER — Gifts in many forms are soon possible for taxpayers and taxing entities in these parts, once some push is built into a nearby crude oil pipeline. What developed over a decade is finally good news, said Gary Griffiths, a former member of the Clay Center Public Utilities Commission. “It’s happening, and there will be phenomenal benefits to the community,” he said. Many facets are involved in a boon for Clay Center and Clay County, stemming from the pipeline and a new construction project. Electricity requirements for a pump station going up on a hill roughly 3 1/2 mile...
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