Residents opposed to a proposed closure of Slow Way turned out at a City Council meeting March 2, prompting council members to reconsider their earlier decision to close the road.
1 month ago Share In the last 15 months, the city has had to replace a knocked-down stop sign along Slow Way four times.
A large part of the problem with the 150-foot-long unpaved road called Slow Way has been that people take it too fast.
BY THE NUMBERS
$82,335
cost to replace aging valves and valve actuators for the nano-filtration equipment at Palm Coast s Water Treatment Plant #2. The existing valves and actuators are over 25 years old. The city will purchase the new ones from Harold Beck & Sons, Inc., of Pennsylvania
15
cubic yards of lime sludge produced each day at Water Treatment Plant #2. The city has agreed to pay $14.50 per cubic yard to have the sludge disposed of offsite