Power Line Projects Proposed Across Mid-Michigan Significant power line projects are planned across Michigan, involving the introduction of 254 miles of new transmission infrastructure throughout central Lower Peninsula areas. ITC Michigan is developing over 400 miles of high-voltage power lines, with approximately 250 miles encompassed by the three "Copperton" projects. More than 50,000 households along

The NorthlakeTown Council adopted an ordinance authorizing issuance of certificates of obligation that will provide roughly $22.3 million to finance water infrastructure, a Public Works building and K Lane road reconstruction; advisers said the bonds sold competitively at a 3.94% true interest cost.

Council approved amendments and cost-sharing agreements to oversize a major sewer trunk to serve west Denton with the city covering roughly 59% of the oversizing cost; council also approved publication of notices of intent to issue certificates of obligation for capital projects (staff set ceilings and next steps for a July bond ordinance).

State Properties staff presented a package of 22 easement requests and three substitutes on House Resolution 1051, including multiple nominal-fee ($10) grants and several items flagged by a senator for further explanation — notably a 2.5-acre easement tied to a private company's settlement and proposals involving Atlantic Waste Services and the Muskogee detention center.

The committee voted to pass a committee substitute as amended that would permit utilities to begin construction prior to completing the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CCN) process; utility witnesses said the option places financial risk on the utility and does not change PRC oversight or ratepayer cost recovery rules.

Fairfield County Utilities located in Carroll, Ohio providing over 1.8 million gallons of drinkable water and treat over 2.3 million gallons of used water every day for Ohio residents in Fairfield Cou...