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Increasing appropriations by $2,992,626.00 for the Crandall Park Water Main and Lead Replacement Project

Increasing appropriations by $2,992,626.00 for the Crandall Park Water Main and Lead Replacement Project

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CityYoungstown City CouncilPassed Jun 17

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  • Anita DavisCitywideNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Julius T. OliverWard 1No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Jimmy HughesWard 2No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Samantha TurnerWard 3No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Mike RayWard 4No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Patrick A. KellyWard 5No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Cynthia McWilsonWard 6No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Amber WhiteWard 7No vote on recordCallEmail

Whole board: passed, Jun 17 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Jun 17: The council voted on the AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF YOUNGSTOWN TO INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS BY $2,992,626.00 UNDER FUND, 5001.16.161_5809, CRANDALL PARK WATER MAIN AND LEAD REPLACEMENT PROJECT. It passed.

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