By John McCallum
Editor 

Planning for some catch up in 2015

Ambitious project schedule, power rates discussion part of Cheney Light's budget

 

Last updated 11/7/2014 at 10:02am

Brittani Montecucco

Cheney Light Department's revenues and expenses for 2015 and the three previous years, along with how those are appropriated and spent are shown above.

Joe Noland, Cheney's light department director, is the first to admit his plans for 2015 are pretty ambitious.

Noland has a list of eight projects, totaling an estimated $710,000, included in his $8.73 million budget that he'd like to see accomplished next year. Some projects, such as a $50,000 replacement of old wooden street light poles along State Route 904 from Vine to Second streets, have either been cut from previous budgets or delayed due to funding.

The largest project is an estimated $250,000 replacement of the department's digger/derrick truck, used to lift poles and various trans...



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