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Page 8A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, August 17, 1988
Crowder’s Project Approved
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: siderably and I think we should be very content
: and pleased with this agreement,” he said.
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The project is designed to reduce pollution in
Crowders Creek and encourage growth in
i southwest Gaston County but its completion is con-
tingent on a $14 million state grant assured by
Kings Mountain’s participation. Kings Mountain
is under federal court order to clean up its Pilot.
Creek Wastewater Treatment plant by 1990. The
Crowders Creek plant also hit a snag when some
: property owners opposed the original site on East
: 321 and Gastonia voted later to change the site to
West of U.S. 321.
Under the new agreement Kings Mountain will
pay Gastonia the current industrial, inside cor-
; porate rate, 93 cents per 1,000 gallons of treated
¢ sewage. The new plan also includes a six year an-
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: Mountain. For six years, neither city will annex a
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portion of southwest Gaston County, where rapid
growth is expected. Kings Mountain had asked for
an agreement of eight years.
Kings Mountain had also asked that the main
meters be moved and the new agreement calls for
maintaining a master meter at a connector point
where Kings Mountain’s sewage shall enter the
system for the purpose of measuring sewage
delivered to Gastonia for treatment and disposal.
The meter will be installed at the confluence of
McGill Creek and Crowders Creek and the meter
shall be and remain the property of Gastonia.
The agreement also spells out that in the event
¢ Kings Mountain’s wastewater discharge needs ex-
PREFER EET ERNE
: ceed 2.28 million gallons per day to negotiate with
Gastonia for the use of any unused plant capacity.
Gastonia will construct, maintain and operate the
facility along with the monitoring and transpor-
ting facilities located in the Crowders Creek
¢ drainage basin of six million gallons per day in ae-
: cordance with applicable state and federal
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statutes and regulations.
Under the agreement Kings Mountain agrees:
To own, construct, operate and maintain
¢ facilities necessary to collect and transport
: sewage within its service area to points of connec-
¢ tion with the system and to adopt similar regula-
¢ tions regarding the discharge of wastewater into
i its system to the pretreatment ordinance adopted
¢ by Gastonia and presently in effect and as may be
: hereafter amended and as approved by the ap-
i plicable state and federal agencies. The ap-
: propriate regulatory agencies of the state of North
. Carolina must approve any such ordinance or
amendment thereto enacted by Kings Mountain.
Kings Mountain shall be deemed a customer of
Gastonia and shall be subject to all provisions of
Gastonia’s pretreatment ordinance.
Kings Mountain agrees that the entire flow
generated by the McGill Creek Drainage Basin
¢ shall be discharged into the system.
Kings Mountain agrees to pay Gastonia the sum
© of $500,000 which shall be due and payable within
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10 days after Gastonia makes the first payment to
a prime general contractor employed to construct
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In the event Kings Mountain is assigned addi-
tional treatment capacity, Kings Mountain shall
pay to Gastonia the rate set by Gastonia for in-
dustrial customers inside the city limits for such
additional flows.
Kings Mountain agrees to pay Gastonia not later
than the 20th of each month an amount equal to
Kings Mountain’s total flow discharged to and
treated by the system multiplied by the rate
charged to industrial customers inside the city
limits of Gastonia as it may be amended from
time to time.
In the event Kings Mountain’s peak flow daily
flows exceed those set out for five consecutive
days or if the average daily flows for any monthly
billing period exceeds the 2.28 million gallons per
day, Kings Mountain shall pay to Gastonia for
operation and maintenance of the system a sur-
charge of 150 percent of the normal rate times the
excess flows. Kings Mountain shall have an
average minimum daily flow to the plant of 1.9
million gallons per day. If the average daily flow
for any billing period drops below 1.9 million
gallons per day, Kings Mountain shall allow
Gastonia to audit its records to ensure that the
flow from McGill Creek Drainage Basin is being
discharged into the system.
Kings Mountain agrees to assign to Gastonia all
state or federal grants received by Kings Moun-
tain due to development of the project. Gastonia
shall use such funds in the development of the pro-
ject.
Kings Mountain agrees to dedicate all
assessments and rights-of-way over property own-
ed by Kings Mountain necessary for maintenance
and construction of the system. j
Kings Mountain will not annex East of the line
indicated on a map attached to the contract and
Gastonia agrees not to annex West of said line for
a period of six years from the date of execution of
the agreement.
In the event Gastonia decides to expand the
system, Kings Mountain will not be obligated to
pay any portion of cost of such expansion unless it
has agreed in writing prior to construction to con-
tribute such costs.
The term of the agreement shall be 30 years
from the date of execution or the useful life of the
plant as determined by Gastonia, whichever is
greater.
The contrast stipulates that the sewer line
located between the McGill Creek Treatment
Plant and the Kings Mountain sewer meter shall
be and remain the property of Gaston County until
such area is annexed. Upon annexation, the line
shall be conveyed at no cost to the municipality
which annexes the area in which the line is
located. Kings Mountain shall maintain the line
until such time as the line is annexed. If the loca-
tion of the meter is changed due to annexation, the
party requesting the relocation shall bear the en-
tire cost thereof.
Gaston County’s share of the project-32 percent
-won’t change. It will remain between $3.8 to $4.5
million. Bessemer City’s share, $800,000, will also
remain unchanged.
It’s A Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll McCray
II of Blowing Rock announce the
birth of their first child, Henry
Carroll McCray III, on Friday,
August 12, in Watauga County
Hospital. He weighed 9 lbs., 12
0Z.
Trey’s mother is the former
Angel Allen. Grandparents are
Dr. and Mrs. Larry Allen of
Kings Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll McCray of Monroe.
Greatgrandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Neal of Kings Moun-
tain, Mrs. Floyd Allen of shelby
and Mrs. H.F. McCray of
Monroe.
BRANDI DAVIS
Brandi Davis
Is Little Miss
Brandi Davis, daughter of Jim-
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Michele Ray
One Year Old
Michelle Ray, daughter of
Lane and April Ray of Kings
Mountain, celebrated her first
birthday on Aug. 9.
She is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Greene of
Kings Mountain, Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Ray of Blacksburg, and Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Haskins of
Grover.
She is the great-granddaughter
of Mrs. Ora Eden of Kings Moun-
tain, Mrs. Virginia Greene of
Kings Mountain, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Wilson of Grover.
Reunion Set
The Roberts, Borders, Howell,
Mauney, Briggs and Related
families of Cleveland and Gaston
County will meet for their 82nd.
Annual Reunion on August 20 at 1
p.m. at Washington Elementary
School located on Stoney Point
Road in Waco. An after reunion
social affair will be held at the
home of Daeira Roberts, 1013
Toms Street, Shelby.
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