Create grant program to help residents pay for private sewer repairs
In Plain English
The city wants to offer grants to help homeowners fix or replace their private sewer lines. Many older homes have deteriorating sewer pipes that can be expensive to repair. If approved, residents could apply for financial assistance to cover part of their sewer repair costs through June 2016.
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approved the proposed guidelines
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