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Trumbull Planning Commission applies for stimulus money for sewer projects
Published: Tue, May 12, 2009 @ 1:45 p.m.
WARREN — The Trumbull Planning Commission has applied for federal stimulus money to fund sanitary sewer projects in Brookfield, Howland and Weathersfield townships.
The three projects are on Bedford Road in Brookfield for $236,647, in the Bolindale area of Howland for $134,873, and on Gilbert Street in Weathersfield for $295,573.
All three projects were approved by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for zero percent loans through the OEPA’s Water Pollution Control Loan Fund, but the agency recommended the commission also apply for stimulus money, said Bill Miller, commission director.
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So......which taxpayer's money are they NOT going to take if the stimulus money is provided? OR, typical of this hugh money give-away, will they keep funding from both sources? Double dipping of taxpayer's money? Are these "shovel ready?" The only thing I've ever seen that is "shovel ready" is what my dog leaves in the yard. Are competitive bids ready? Is there a SOW (statement of work) ready? Let's keep it transparent, right folks? I may show up and ask to see the contract and documentation.