Topic: public utilities

Ordinance No. 1111

Council Hears Plans to Annex More Territory

Ordinance No. 1154

Village Awards Sewer Contract

Ordinance No. 1232

Resolution No. 0599

Bits of Business

Ordinance No. 1243

Water Board Officials Plan Expansion of Facilities Here

Sewer System Studied

Medick Estates Sewer Line Plans Tabled

Broken Promises Can't Put Out A Fire!

Ordinance No. 1294

Water Supply to be Protected

Council Acts to Provide Services for Annexed Territory

Village to Get Reasonable Time for New Services

Ordinance No. 1332

Councilmen Order Survey for New Sewage Plant Here

Aren't YOU Buying A Home?

New Sewage Facilities Recommended for Village

It's Time for a Decision

Village to Proceed with Water, Sewer Plants

Council to Study Bond Proposals in Special Meeting

Village Council Eliminates One Bonding Company

Letters to the Editor

New Water Tank Needed to Give "Hills" Adequate Pressure

Council Gives Mt. Vernon Firm Garbage Contract

Councilmen Act to Acquire Plant Site, Easements

Trustees, Clerks Join With Mayors In Utility Fight

Columbus Proposes New Utility Contract

Village Needs A 45-inch Sewer Line: Only a 24-inch Co. Line is Available

Council Listens to Pros and Cons of Columbus Sewer-Water Pacts

Village and City Move Closer to Utility Contract

Village Prepares Sewer District Plan

Mayor Will Veto Council Approved Utility Contracts

Worthington Still Has No Contracts With Columbus

Columbus Council Overrides Mayor to Approve Pacts

Delay Forecast in Signing of City Contracts

Riverlea Receives New Gas Contract

Ordinance No. 62-57

Ordinance No. 93-57

Residents Asked to Use Less Water

No, A Cyclone did not strike Worthington!

Editorials

Plan Hearing on Utility Sur-Charge Rate Ordinances

Ordinance No. 41-58

Council Passes Water and Sewer Surcharge Rates

Ordinance No. 58-58

Council Will Select Engineers for Water Lines

Ordinance No. 60-58

Ordinance No. 86-58

New Ohio Bell Rates Eliminate Some Toll Charges

Councilmen Push Utility Program

Editorials

Sewers Planned for Medick Estates, South Street Area

Ordinance No. 166

Public urged to combat phone tax extension

Ordinance No. 36-60

Ordinance No. 35-60

Transit Company Says City Ordered Bus Fare Change

Riverlea Council Approves New Rate Ordinance

Ordinance No. 43-61

Council Authorizes Contracts For Two Trunk Sewer Lines

Local Consumers To Receive Lower Electric Rates

Ordinance No. 88-61

Ordinance No. 190

Work Progressing on Olentangy Trunk Sewer

School Board to Take Bids for Utility Fixtures

Ordinance No. 4-63

Brookside and Linworth Area to Get Gas Service

Council May Seek Water From New Alum Creek Dam

Pipeline for Natural Gas on Linworth Road

Worthington Will Erect New Water Storage Tank

Ordinance No. 70-64

Ohio Bell's New Building To Be In Operation 29th

New Worthington Telephone Exchange

Long Distance Telephone Rates Now Reduced

City Fathers Discuss Water, Sewer Service

Gas Rate Up, Electric Down, Sohio Gets OK

Ordinance No. 71-65

Ordinance No. 60-65

Ordinance No. 95-65

Ordinance No. 103-65

Council Passes Ordinances on Sidewalk Necessity

Gas Rate Goes Up, Council OK's NYC Spur to Brewery

MDC Studies Underground Utility Lines

Ohio Bell Goes Underground In Worthington Hills

Council Re-Zones 50 Acres, Sets Budget Hearing

Sewer and Water Line Construction Started

Council Allocates Funds For Sewer, New Executive

Council Considers Sewer Projects

Ordinance No. 75-68

Worthington's Electric Contract Expires Nov. 30

Ordinance No. 60-72

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