The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission and the City of Clarendon will be conducting a door-to-door survey in the early evening hours this week as part of the city’s application for a Community Development Block Grant.
Interim City Administrator Phyllis Jeffers says the grant, if it is approved, will replacing an aging main sewer line and also replace a sewer lift station. The project would not take place until 2011-2012.
The Community Development Block Grant program is intended to serve primarily low to moderate income families in rural communities. This survey must be conducted in order to attain the information necessary to describe the population who would benefit from the City’s proposed water system improvement project.
Questions to be asked on the survey include: the number of persons living in unit, the number of families living in unit; and income levels. Citizens do not need to identify themselves by name on the form. Only the address is required. Representatives of PRPC will compile the results of the survey.
If you have any questions about this upcoming survey, please call City Hall at (806) 874-3438.
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