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COMMENTS: Kind words from the classroom

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April 23rd, 2012
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We love sharing clean-water fun with students of all ages, and we’re even more excited when classes share their experiences in return. Eighth-grade teacher Rachel Smith received some of our coloring books, posters, and pencils last month, and this morning we smiled reading her email: Thank you so much...

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March 8th, 2012
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NOTICE: Lakeshore Blvd. sewer project preparations underway

As part of the Euclid Creek Tunnel project, the Sewer District will be constructing the Lakeshore Boulevard Consolidation Sewer along Lakeshore Boulevard from the Easterly treatment plant to East 150th Street. The Lakeshore Boulevard Consolidation Sewer project will include the installation of monitors at the foundations of various residences...

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February 24th, 2012
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NOTICE: 24-hour construction in Garfield Heights to repair culvert, reduce pollution

Beginning the week of February 27 through the first week of April, Sewer District contractor Nerone & Sons, Inc. will work around the clock on a construction project at Wolf Creek near the intersection of Henry Street and Southern Avenue. The work will help reduce pollution by capturing more...

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February 16th, 2012
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STORMWATER: Court rules program can move forward, charge fee for services

On February 15, 2012, Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Judge Thomas J. Pokorny issued an opinion in the case of Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District vs. Bath Township, Ohio, et al. (CV-10-714945). This is the second ruling from Judge Pokorny reaffirming the Sewer District’s authority to implement a...

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December 28th, 2011
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On January 1, 2012, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District’s rates and billing structure is changing. Here is a summary to help you better understand the changes. No more minimum charge Before 2012, users were charged a for 1,000 cubic feet of water (1 MCF, or 7,480 gallons) of...

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December 7th, 2011
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ASK US: “I shut off my water. Why do I have sewer charges?”

Our Ask Us! page recently received the following email from a customer who spends several months a year out west: I spend the winter in Arizona. I shut my water off but I still have sewer charges. Is there any way of avoiding these charges since i’m not using...