New Silverhill Water Storage Tank Started

Fairhope, Alabama thefairhopetimes.blogspot.com

Update: $2.4 million of ARPA grant funds are being expended on this project according to a new sign erected there by the state. 


New tank sign.

CR 49 site.

TO KEEP UP WITH GROWTH

The Town of Silverhill has begun construction of its second 250K gallon water storage tank on CR 49 just south of Hwy 104 -- on property purchased two years ago for $120K.

Cost of the new tank will be $1.8 million; $1 million of that is provided by a federal ARPA grant. 

The town has become one of the fastest-growing in the state, according to recent census reports; at least three new housing subdivisions are being built in the immediate area; at least two more about 1.5 miles south.

It is not known yet if a new water well is to be drilled too; the town currently has two wells.


Current tank.


 

Comments

Anonymous said…
Glad to see that Silverhill is learning how to do things right from their neighbors.
Anonymous said…
Silverhill a boom town? Never would have believed it back in the day.
Anonymous said…
yay, more water for the peeps there too!
Anonymous said…
Can they put in a Silver Hill sewer system
Anonymous said…
silver hill sewer? doubt it . too expensive.
Anonymous said…
Someone needs to consider expenses before these projects are approved.
Anonymous said…
Turn off the water Turn off th growth
Anonymous said…
Chamber of Commerces want more and more growth!