ALBION/GRAYVILLE, Ill. - The newly-created group organized to form a new regional water supply in southeastern Illinois is having a meeting in Grayville tonight a couple of hourse before the regularly-scheduled Albion City Council meeting.
The Wabash Valley Water Commission, which you can read about at this article in the new issue if you have an online membership to the e-Edition, will be holding a meeting at 5 p.m. at the council room at Grayville's city building.
The agenda contains approval of January 31, 2017 meeting minutes; then Old Business of the Status of DUNS number application; the status of SAM number application, and status of GATA registration.
There will also be a visitors to address commission segment.
Under new business, the approval of a contract with LAMAC Engineering for the preliminary engineering analysis and environmental study for Rural Development PPG application will be made; and grant chairman Justin Dulgar and clerk Shawn Perry will be given authority to execute all documents for the Rural Development PPG application.
After that meeting, tool on up to Albion for their city council meeting; below is the agenda.
