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A natural gas line is welded.

Pipeline proposal not presented

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Rachel McDaniel
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Wednesday, March 10. 2010
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The details of a proposed natural gas line to run from Lamar County to the northern part of Pike County were not shared at Wednesday’s board of commission meeting.

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#1 David Rawlins on 03/10/10 at 07:14 AM
The BOC can't afford to fix roads and they want to spend 1 million dollars so that Atlanta Gas Light can make money.
#2 Kimmer on 03/10/10 at 09:41 AM
Commissioners, get your priorities straight, fix the roads first. We the people don't want the pipeline. I'm glad it is an election year.
#3 Amen to Kimmer ! on 03/10/10 at 01:03 PM
We don't want the pipeline and we do not want code enforcement. Code enforcement is a gaint lazy sucking sound coming from planning and development. We are paying for code enforcement and the position cannot be justified with my tax dollar. Shut it down. It is an election year, Parrish and Roosevelt take heed.

Kimmer, just how long have you had the problem next door? A prime example.
#4 Kimmer on 03/10/10 at 05:06 PM
The non-existant pigs have had time to grow into LARGE hogs! Code Enforcement, what a hoot! They wouldn't/couldn't enforce a code if they had too!
#5 Pattern? on 03/10/10 at 07:20 PM
Check it out Kimmer.
Apple picker in Wisconsin.
Night stock clerk @ Lowe's in Conyers.
Waitress for Rudy Vaughn's B-B-Q Milner.
Code Enforcement Officer Pike County.

Next job at this rate will be head of the CIA.
#6 Code issue on 03/11/10 at 06:45 AM
Welders in the trench, where is their trench protection? Both welders could be buried in a instant. Read your OSHA and state safety manual on trenching Miss Code Badge toating enforcement officer of Pike County. Ah forget it, send the building inspector to do your job, it's raining out there and your personal cell phone is ringing.

Good morning Kimmer.
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