Council shoots down repeal of $14.95 sewer maintenance fee

Posted on September 12, 2014

The Perry City Council’s two new members weighed in on opposite sides of the $14.95 sewer maintenance fee issue brought before them at their very first meeting Tuesday, Sept. 9.

David Sullivan, newly elected representative for Dist. 5, favored a resolution abolishing the fee charged to residents in the Pine Ridge subdivision to cover maintenance of the low-pressure sewer system that serves the area.

PHOTO: David Sullivan, far left, and Alan Hall, far right, took their seats on the Perry City Council Tuesday. Also shown are (l to r) Venita Woodfaulk, City Manager Bob Brown, Mayor Mike Deming and Shirlie Hampton.

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