At the Sept. 19 council meeting, Hall accused Webster of having the Berkeley Springs Water Works repair part of more than 1,500 feet of private line on a piece of property she owns.
Webster later said Gay received a draft letter Monday from Geert Bakker, the West Virginia Public Service Commission's chief utilities manager in the water and wastewater division, regarding Hall's accusation.
Webster said Bakker's draft "opinion" was read to the council members in the executive session. The PSC must agree with the opinion before a decision can be made on the issue, she said.
Engineering firm chosen for project
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. - Thrasher Engineering was chosen at Monday night's Bath Town Council meeting to head the $1.8 million water pipe replacement project. Thrasher was one of four engineering firms interviewed last week by council members.
Three of the five council members voted for Thrasher. Two voted for View Engineering.
Forney to receive Cornerstone award
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. - Joseph Forney will be given a Cornerstone of the Community award by the Town of Bath on Sunday, Oct. 16, at 1 p.m.
Mayor Susan Webster said the ceremony will be near the Morgan County Courthouse.
She said she has been working closely with the Berkeley Springs American Legion, and it will provide a color guard and a gun salute.
Forney, 91, is a veteran from the community who served during World War II, was a paratrooper and part of the D-Day invasion. He also served in Korea, Webster said.
This is the second award given by the town. The Berkeley Springs State Park was honored with the first Cornerstone of the Community award this summer.
The Town of Bath is the local government inside Berkeley Springs.
