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Concerns are rising in Crossville regarding the potential loss of local control over the city's water system, which could be decided by a referendum.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 8
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Concerns are rising in Crossville regarding the potential loss of local control over the city's water system, which could be decided by a referendum.

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  1. City owns easements around Holiday Lake, and the City Council is subject to a voter referendum.1 source
  2. Crossville faces a referendum that could allow city council to transfer municipal water assets, risking local control.1 source

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  • Crossville

    city in and county seat of Cumberland County, Tennessee, United States

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