Great news for all of the supporters of the Grassland Sewer Project! We have exceeded our goal of 60% on both temporary and permanent easements.
Simply stated, the project has been approved. Congratulations!
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A blog dedicated to the approval and successful implementation of the Grassland Sewer Project in Franklin, TN.
Posts
Sewer Cost Summary & Contacts
Reference & Resources
- Link to Grassland Sewer Page on Wllmson Cty Gov't Site (Includes all info on sewer project and minutes from gov't meetings)
- All Powerpoint Presentations as shown at the meeting held June 30, 2009
- Sewer Routes
- Sewer Study Information
- Cost Elements
- Common Questions (.pdf format, Adobe required)
- Easement Approvals
Objectives
- Aggregate and disseminate factual information about the Grassland Sewer Project
- Motivate our neighborhoods to approve the Grassland Sewer Project before July 1, 2007
- Ensure that the county follows through on the project with a timely ground breaking and speedy build
- Launch a powerful community-wide bargaining collective to select vendors with the best products, best warranties, best service and lowest price
- Find one or more local banks who are willing to offer highly competitive lending terms to anyone desiring financing for their sewer installation
4 comments:
This cannot go un-commented. Congratulations to all!
Now the 'real' work begins...
to be sure the county dots every 'i' and crosses every 't'.
Thank you, Thank you to all who went door to door to achieve this goal. We are so relieved.
Dear Jim, I am so thankful that you had the vision and tenacity to organize our communities, establish this collective and start the blog.
While this is a team effort, with many people chipping in ...especially the teams that are going door to door ...without you starting this....
I don't think we'd have gotten anywhere.
Thank you. Thanks to the Felts family. Thanks to the Feestras. Thanks to the Creeks. Thanks to everyone who has helped so far.
Sincerely,
A Neighbor
I just read the article in the paper today. Thank you Jim, for all your hardwork and perseverance! Thanks also to everyone that has helped organize our communities. Our family is very appreciative, extremely relieved, and looking forward to adding on to our house in hopefully the not too distant future.
Sincerely,
Your Hillsboro Acres Neighbor
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