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Granville residents concerned; road conditions, water drainage

MORGANTOWN — Road conditions and water drainage were topics of discussion at this week’s Granville Town Council meeting.
“I live on Bowser Street and I would like to know what the situation is because I am afraid every time I come across that road that it is going to put me down over the hill,” said Granville resident Linda Tomago duirng the public comment portion of Tuesday’s meeting.
Road concerns and water drainage issues have been discussed by council many times in the past few months.
“I think they should look at the drain system up there on the new part of the [University] Town Centre,” said council member Nicky Boyers.
Council agreed that if an emergency situation were to happen concerning road failure or water drainage, an emergency council meeting would be held to address and fix the problem.
In other news:
Council voted to sign the Mountaineer Technology Consultants maintenance plan and content retainer for the town websites.
Council voted to proceed with the low bid with Ashton Stone for the veterans memorial.
Council approved building permits for 525 Granville Square, Suite 111, for $78,000 and for 1017 Target Way at Sally Beauty to replace two existing rooftop air units for $3,620.
Council voted to temporarily hire a person to do data entry of police reports for about six weeks.
The Employee Appreciation Luncheon will be May 2 at the Granville Fire Department Social Hall.