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Glades Reservoir must meet new rules for state funding
Guidelines allow Georgia to direct use of water in exchange for investment
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Hall County is preparing to address new criteria in its application for Glades Reservoir funding from a state investment program. The state wants to direct the use of the water instead of being repaid on its financial investments in projects across the state. The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority sent Ken Rearden, Hall County director of Public Works and Utilities, a letter with the new guidelines earlier this month for the Governor’s Water Supply Program.