David Abner

The Warm Springs Public Service District received a letter from attorneys representing the West Virginia Water Development Authority expressing the Authority’s concern about large bond payment deficiencies every month and asking what the District plans to do to “deal with the existing deficiencies and potential future deficiencies.”

The Town of Bath Council approved proceeding with a $2,465,000 water line replacement project at the Tuesday evening, December 4 meeting.

Kate Lehman, President of the Warm Springs Watershed Association, brought before council her suggestions for projects along Warm Springs Run that will help bring the town into compliance with the state’s Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) for the Chesapeake Bay Initiative.

The Town of Bath Council held the first reading of a new ordinance designed to make the process of obtaining a building permit in town quicker and easier.

Due to New Year’s Day falling on the first Tuesday of January, the Town of Bath Council decided at the November 20 meeting to meet the following Tuesday, January 8 and two weeks later on Tuesday, January 22.

A gasoline overflow at the Sheetz Service Station in Berkeley Springs caused firefighters from Berkeley Springs, Great Cacapon and Hancock to quickly contain the spill and prevent a fire last week.

The Warm Springs Public Service District received an audit report from Decker & Company, Pllc for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012.

The Foxglove Garden Club has voted to give their annual Appreciation Award to Larry Lower for his extensive work on the gardens surrounding his home.