William Ferebee, the city attorney for Shenandoah, gave an update on the Tamina water and sewer project timeline during a City Council meeting Sept. 27. The project will extend city utilities to the community.
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Ferebee said the application between the city of Shenandoah and Old Tamina Water Supply Corporation for the transfer of the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity has been approved by an administrative law judge.
According to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the CCN grants exclusive rights to the certificate holder to provide retail water or sewer utility services to a certain geographic area. Public Works Director Joseph Peart said the transferring of the CCN needs to be completed before construction of the project can start.
