Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend
(KAIR)--Waste was again on the agenda for the Atchison City Commissioners Monday,as commissioners passed an ordnance that addresses the waste being released into the city's sewers.
City Manager Trey Cocking says that this new ordinance will only benefit the sewer system. It specifies exactly what kind of waste can be released into the system and is basically designed to protect the sewer system and sewer plant going forward.
The new sewer ordinance was approved by Commissioners, and was put into effect immediately.
In other business, the commissioners voted unanimously to extend Cocking's contract for another three years, running through December 31st 2016.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Two arrested after Doniphan Co traffic stop
Seven arrested in Atchison drug investigation
Fund set up for Hiawatha couple who lost home in fire
Atchison man sentenced on child sex charge
Sabetha Community Hospital appoints new CEO
Two arrested after Jackson Co pursuit and manhunt
Atchison woman sentenced on charges in fatal crash
Heavy rain contributed to wreck injuring one person
Man arrested in Tecumseh, Neb following standoff
Longtime Nemaha Co Appraiser retires
Jackson Co traffic stop results in two arrests
KDOT work means Jackson Co delay
Atchison Co: Motorists reminded to use only hwy detours
Hiawatha City Commission sets fireworks dates, times
One killed, 3 injured in NW MO crash
Brown Co Appraiser re-appointed
Longtime Sabetha Fire Chief recognized for service
Child abuse arrest made in Pawnee County
Brownville under consideration for small modular nuclear reactor
LATEST STORIES
Shots fired, vehicle attack, lead to Mayetta arrest
Nominees sought to fill local judicial seat
Protect yourself from West Nile Virus
Unemployment figures mixed in SE Nebraska in May
Purchase of 2 patrol units for Richardson Co Sheriff's Office approved
One killed, 3 injured in NW MO crash
New firm to do facilities assessment for USD 415
St. Joseph Mo man injured after boat explodes
Hiawatha, Ks 66434