No Ware Town Meeting quorum, no decision on $13M water system fix
Updated 10:42 AM;
WARE – A special town meeting to consider allocating $13.3 million to build a new water filtration plant was cancelled for lack of quorum on Saturday.
A quorum of 100 is required to conduct business at Ware town meetings; 63 registered voters had signed in for the April 24 special town meeting that was to be held at Ware High School football field, according to the town clerk.
Article 6 of Ware special town meeting warrant included a motion “that $7,300,000 is appropriated, in addition to the $6,000,000 previously appropriated. . . for a total appropriation of $13,300,000, for the design and construction of an iron and manganese removal plant. . . .”
Ware town meeting to consider allocating millions to fix public water system
Updated Apr 23, 2021;
A Ware special town meeting to consider allocating $13.3 million to build a new water filtration plant for the public system is scheduled to convene at Ware High School football field Saturday morning.
This apparatus is intended to address things such as discoloration in town water that has persisted many years.
Article 6 of Ware special town meeting warrant includes motion stating: “I move that $7,300,000 is appropriated, in addition to the $6,000,000 previously appropriated. . . for a total appropriation of $13,300,000, for the design and construction of an iron and manganese removal plant. . . .”