The City of Melville managed to save over $30,000 cleaning up a property contaminated by underground fuel storage tanks by utilizing public works staff instead of hiring out the work.In a report given to city council at their April 19 meeting, Project Coordinator of Public Works & Planning Services Yvette van Zyl told the mayor […]

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