Kimball Mayor David JacksonKIMBALL, Tenn. — When Kimball and Jasper attempted to build a wastewater treatment plant for both towns, leaders agreed to split the initial engineering costs.
In January, Kimball Mayor David Jackson said the “deal fell through” because city leaders discovered the project would not receive any federal funding, and the towns couldn’t afford to build the facility on their own.
The project’s end left Kimball with $18,225 to pay for its half of the initial engineering work done by CTI Engineers Inc. in Chattanooga.
The Kimball Board of Mayor and Aldermen said they wanted all of the documents produced from that engineering work and an invoice before they would pay the bill.
In February, Jackson said Kimball received all of the documents, but no invoice was included.