Charles Town Council Meeting Updates: Utility Improvements, Cemetery Markers, and New Appointments
In a recent meeting on Nov. 18, Charles Town City Manager John Nissel provided updates to the city council regarding various community projects and initiatives, as reported by The Spirit of Jefferson. Key highlights included the completion of a lead and copper pipe survey by the Charles Town Utility Board, which confirmed the high quality of local drinking water, and the absence of PFAS forever chemicals. Additionally, two companies submitted bids to revise the city's zoning ordinance, while 48 grave markers are set to be installed at the African-American potters field soon. The city is actively seeking volunteers for several board vacancies and has appointed a new building inspector, Duane Dunn. Noteworthy infrastructure improvements include roof installation at city hall and the installation of a new camera system to enhance public meeting broadcasts.
