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To aid with enforcement, Leggett proposed a study to determine when speeding most often occurs.
The day after the council’s meeting the Sheriff’s Office put in speed monitoring devices on Main Street.
The council needs to hold a public hearing to discuss the possibility of instating increased speeding fines, but does not plan to do so until May at the earliest. Council to require
wastewater
connection
Washington Town Attorney John Bennett said at last week’s council meeting that homes and businesses in Washington will be required to hook up to the town’s proposed wastewater system.
“If you’re in the service district you’ll have to hook up,” he said.
Bennett’s statement marked the first time that a town official publicly stated that participation in the wastewater system will be mandatory. Previously, council members had expressed interest in requiring participation, but Bennett had noted that the legal backing for such a decision would have to be explored.
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