By Gail Acosta on August 30, 2019
Daryl Lynchard, Fred Teresa, Holley Navarre Water Board, Holley-Navarre Water System, Ken Walter, Navarre, Navarre businesses, Phil Phillips, Rob Williamson, tap fees, The Grey Taproom, Water impact fees, Yvonne Harper
Business
When Grey Taproom owner Ken Walter applied to set up his water service with Holley Navarre Water System (HNWS) last year, he was told to pay $30,000 in impact fees, a figure he said he had not been anticipating. A year’s worth of water use later, that impact fee has been reduced to $3,762. […]
By Jamie Gentry on August 29, 2019
Daryl Lynchard, Eglin Air Force Base, Eglin RIBs, Fred Teresa, Holley Navarre Water Board, Holley-Navarre Water System, Infrastructure project, Memorandum of Understanding, Mike Kennedy, Rapid Infiltration Basin System, Rob Williamson, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners, Yvonne Harper
Local
Discussions of Holley Navarre Water System’s (HNWS) largest multi-million infrastructure project got tense Aug. 20 as the board of directors argued over the process to reach a deal. The board is inching forward with the creation of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Santa Rosa County to dispose of mounting wastewater effluent on a piece […]
By Jamie Gentry on August 21, 2019
Commissioner Bob Cole, Commissioner Lane Lynchard, Daryl Lynchard, effluent disposal, Eglin Air Force Base, Fred Teresa, Holley Navarre Water Board, Holley-Navarre Water System, Kevin Lanier, Mike Kennedy, Navarre, Navarre Beach, Pepper Drive, Rapid Infiltration Basin System, Rob Williamson, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners, Yvonne Harper
Headlines, Water Department
Santa Rosa County received a letter July 26 from Holley Navarre Water System (HNWS) outlining the beginning of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for a joint effluent disposal project 20 years in the making. But that letter, and the offers it makes, were never formally approved by the HNWS board. Read the full article […]
By Jamie Gentry on June 28, 2019
City of Gulf Breeze, Daryl Lynchard, effluent disposal, Eglin Air Force Base, Fred Teresa, Gordon Goodin, Highway 87, Holley-Navarre Water System, Phil Phillips, Rapid Infiltration Basin System, River Road, Rob Williamson, Roger Blaylock
Local
With the clock ticking, a previously undisclosed third option for dealing with Holley Navarre Water System’s (HNWS) rising effluent disposal needs was revealed during a June 18 board of directors meeting. But the plan to dispose of nearly 7 million gallons per day may not be a silver bullet for the water system’s growing needs. […]
By Jamie Gentry on June 27, 2019
Billing cycle changes, Daryl Lynchard, Fairpoint Regional Utility System, Fred Teresa, Holley, Holley by the Sea, Holley Navare Water System, Holley Navarre Water billing cycle, Holley Navarre Water Board, Keith Kilpatrick, Mark Miller, Michael Tidwell, Navarre, Paymentus, Rob Williamson
Local
Holley Navarre Water System’s roughly 17,000 customers can expect a change in their billing as early as August, including a temporary increase for some. The water system is looking to move the due date of bills for all customers to the first of the month in a streamlining of the complicated four-tier system currently in […]
By Jamie Gentry on May 17, 2019
Barbara Carawan, City of Gulf Breeze, Eglin Air Force Base, Fire hydrants, fire protection, Fred Teresa, hidden creek golf course, Holley Navarre Fire District, Holley Navarre Water Board, Holley-Navarre Water System, Keith Kilpatrick, Mark Miller, MESI engineering firm, Navarre, Phil Phillips, Rapid Infiltration Basin System, Rob Williamson, Santa Rosa County, Tupelo Drive, Yvonne Harper
Local
After calls for expanded fire hydrant availability last month, the Holley Navarre Water System (HNWS) board of directors decided to create long-term goals. In a special meeting May 7, the board and lead staff focused on the system’s future. Read the full article in the May 16 issue of Navarre Press. Visit https://navarrepress.com/subscribe/ to […]
