The BVI employees already have elected officers and a negotiating committee. The BVI workers will be negotiating a contract with the Hancock County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, which oversees Blanchard Valley Center and BVI operations. This work will start Monday and daytime parking on this street will be restricted, Arlington Council was informed. The village will provide the asphalt. In other matters, council is looking for leaks.
Clean water can come from sump pumps, downspouts and other sources attached to sewer lines.
Homeowners violating this policy could be in trouble. For now, council wants property owners to report where clean water is flowing into sewer lines from their properties. We're just asking for their help. No penalties will be assessed to homeowners who reveal such violations to village officials. But later, council may not provide amnesty to property owners.