Columbia gets $1 million more for Bear Creek pump station work
Columbia won another $1 million in state grant money for the Bear Creek Pike Pump Station, on top of $4.8 million it already had for the work, so the state's share is now $5.8 million. The station has flooded again and again over the years, so the city is moving it out of the flood zone and putting in new equipment. It serves parts of downtown, the interstate area and the Bear Creek corridor.
Spring Hill will pay for all of a $12 million project to send some of its wastewater to Columbia for treatment. $9 million connects Spring Hill's system to Columbia's, and the other $3...
TDOT crews are paving I-65 between mile markers 46 and 53 overnight through Thursday, Oct. 8, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., with lanes closed in both directions. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, a sewer...
Columbia's Historic Zoning Commission meets Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 4 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Two items held over from an earlier meeting are on the agenda: repair and...
Source: City of Columbia Agendas (Planning, Council, Zoning)
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