A3 SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $2 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM SUNDAY + PLUS >> Blueberries by Best of Stamp out the bazillion the Best storm fee ballot 1D for good inside TASTE BUDDIES Opinion/4A Wellborn’s annual fest/6A See 6B 4 months CITY COUNCIL and counting Storm fee for Hunter getting Burn victim Hunter Dover, 8, still can’t shake infection, other the boot ailments. 2A for good? COURTESY Greene: Take unenforced provisions off the books as ‘Don’t dream of a job, dream of a verb’ a precautionary measure. By CARL MCKINNEY
[email protected] A stormwater fee enact- ed by the city two years ago — but never executed — is set to be offi- cially strick- en from the books to ease the business communi- ty’s con- Greene cerns about Photos by RAY CARPENTER/Special to the Reporter the controversial program Valedictorian Linash Thomas leads the student body onto the field for graduation Friday at CHS. resurfacing in the future. Lake City Manager Joe Helfenberger will ask the 446 claim diplomas at Columbia High City Council on Monday to rescind the the fee, which Newly-minted CHS would have funded storm- grads share their water improvement proj- ects throughout town. The visions of the future. fee never saw the light of day after officials discov- By CARL MCKINNEY ered practical issues with
[email protected] collecting the money. Purple caps and gowns The city halted enforce- started trickling onto the ment and instead opted football field as the sun for a grant-based approach started to set Friday eve- to pay for the work.