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Potholes
causing
problems for
Camden Point
by Kim
Tiefenthaler
Landmark reporter
Last year's heavy snow conditions are causing
problems in the city of Camden Point this year.
According to Mayor Gloria Boyer, the city is experiencing
a number of potholes in its streets.
At a board of aldermen meeting on Monday evening, the
board voted to allocate as much as $2,000 if needed to
deal with the pothole situation. Boyer said the board
hopes to have the work completed by winter.
In other business, after receiving two bids for snow
removal, the board of aldermen voted to award the bid
to Charles Woodson of Camden Point. Woodson submitted
a bid for $75 per hour.
Boyer also announced that Camden Point residents will
need to have their dog tags submitted by Jan. 1, 2002.
Dog owners must complete a form describing their pet,
as well as the pet's rabies vaccinations and a check to
city hall. The fee for the dog tags is $7.50 if the pet
is not spayed or neutered, and $5 otherwise.
"The purpose of the dog tags is to make sure the
dogs are vaccinated," stated Boyer.
The next Camden Point Board of Alderman meeting is scheduled
for 7 p.m., Nov. 19 at city hall.
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