Moses Lake council looks at water project funding
The exterior of the Moses Lake Civic Center, where Tuesday’s regular city council meeting was held, during which the council approved six to one the revision of the 2023 American Rescue Plan Act spending budget to fund water remediation projects.
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The Moses Lake Civic Center was also the subject of a project proposal to replace the current landscaping outside of the center and surrounding buildings with low water use landscaping that will reduce water usage by 75%.
Tuesday’s city council meeting also saw a proposal to update the halogen lights and system inside the Moses Lake Museum and Art Center, which is inside the Civic Center. The light system would move to an LED-based one that uses less electricity.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council approved a motion six to one during Tuesday’s regular meeting to revise the city’s 2023 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) spending plan to fund $3 million for water remediation projects to address the lack of potable water in Moses Lake.
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