The wheels keep slowly turning on the proposed Glades Reservoir in North Hall County with the addition of a new round of consultants charged with evaluating the state’s interest in the project. The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority announced late Wednesday the environmental consulting firm Arcadis has been preliminarily selected to provide analysis and research regarding Glades and two other reservoir projects across the state — Indian Creek Reservoir in Carroll County and Richland Creek Reservoir in Paulding County — as part of the Governor’s Water Supply Program. “We are only announcing that Arcadis was the highest-ranked firm in the evaluation and is therefore the ‘apparent’ awardee,” Richard Sawyer, GEFA consultant/selection manager, told The Times in an email.