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The Fairfield City council met last night. It heard a report from NRCS State Conservationist Ivan Dozier and Engineer Matt Robert on the Johnson Creek Watershed. Dozier said the City has received funding for a feasibility report on its flooding issues. In about four months, the report should be ready to view, and the City can decide if it wants to continue in the Watershed Prevention Operations Program. If it does, and if the program's abilities align with the city's goals, complete funding would be available for design plans and between 50 and 100 percent funding for construction. Dozier commented the ideal end result would be alleviated flooding and a lake at Lakeside Park. In his report at last night's meeting, Mayor Mike Dreith said city police have started marking vehicles parked for more than two hours on Main and Delaware streets, per a city ordinance. Residents of apartments on those streets will need to find new long-term parking spots, and the City will install

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