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Mike (department staff) said the increase is modest and helps avoid a larger future increase. He described water as an inexpensive service on a per-gallon basis and said a 5% rise “doesn't seem like that much to me” compared with the potential need for larger hikes later.

The council confirmed the motion and voted; the resolution passed unanimously. Staff did not tie the rate change to a specific new capital project during the discussion; the manager said the increase is intended to help the utility keep pace with costs and avoid a larger adjustment later.

Mike also noted an article he had read about household water costs and described the utilities' role in providing fire flow and daily service as part of the justification for updating rates. The council did not provide a new effective date in the public discussion beyond the resolution approval; the measure was adopted as part of the meeting's consent on the fee schedule.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","June 17, 2025 City Council","oneSentenceSummary","Council adopted Resolution 2025-10 to raise the culinary water rate by 5% after staff said the increase would help avoid larger future hikes and that water service remains inexpensive on a per-gallon basis.","taxTitle","Centerville City Council, Centerville, Davis County, Utah","taxId",21218,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6195204,"Council renews street-light maintenance contract with Black & McDonald",282,951000,1233000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3862752-5ee17579e5814df797a0ede4bd2c440b&start=951&end=1233","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3862752-5ee17579e5814df797a0ede4bd2c440b/thumbnail_951000.jpg","/articles/6195204/Utah/Council-renews-street-light-maintenance-contract-with-Black-McDonald","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6195204-ff5a48bd602bf68d4bca7c972767458d/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447551&Signature=jjQ-zgE1-DI5fk3Ivsj30rpAS3h6Cgfx7hUb3ysFT3zTTWbKvm8gEBJLz5C6kNLIrX4ExVzeAKj~iomqaarNv~xTipuP4o6wyDFZZlpefJpWCjrq98hD70yfFUCLtxyKNv1rYuH7exXr6mWZ1qZ0LwBW-XIIa6ML3hM5NDhORdJy~uUylZkZHc7BcKZuGlAY66DiaKoD02HhdhabfMnNlo8o-LaB1hFNeSWeeelOXbAzyaKYnF1gFAwX-ktQnDsXDcv8v7IMvzPwiZDDBHdH-DhaAwGzPHrJbomfwhsKpdmt07K0m-jrRan4gzBAgLWQCKEMoZzG5htHCtl9R0GjdQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Centerville City Council approved a one-year renewal June 17 with Black & McDonald for street-light maintenance and repair and authorized the public works director to sign the agreement.

Melissa, representing Black & McDonald, told the council the company’s reporting tool had reduced staff time and that crews proactively patrol at night to identify and repair outages. “There’s been 201 street lights that have gone out in the last year in Centerville, and only 16 of those actually came from residents,” Melissa said. She added the contractor frequently performs quick fixes in the field.

Council members asked whether some lights in the city are not city-owned; staff said Rocky Mountain Power owns about 45% of street lights. One councilor asked about locking in a multi-year price; the vendor said multiyear contracts of up to five years are possible and that percentage increases would exclude substantial extra work such as fixture replacement.

Councilors also confirmed the city had removed mandatory arbitration from the contract language in a prior revision. The council approved the contract by voice vote.

The council did not adopt a multiyear term tonight; staff and the vendor said they would consider a longer term when the contract next comes up for renewal.

The contract renewal was presented as a routine service agreement; staff said they will continue tracking performance and deliver a fee study if the city decides to capture more of the work cost from residents through revised fees or escrows for larger permits.","Centerville approved a one-year renewal of its street-light maintenance and repair agreement with Black & McDonald, authorizing the public works director to sign, and discussed multiyear options and which lights are city-owned versus utility-owned.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6195207,"Centerville extends gun-range lease for three months while final agreement is written",322,637000,959000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3862752-5ee17579e5814df797a0ede4bd2c440b&start=637&end=959","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3862752-5ee17579e5814df797a0ede4bd2c440b/thumbnail_637000.jpg","/articles/6195207/Utah/Centerville-extends-gun-range-lease-for-three-months-while-final-agreement-is-written","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6195207-dfdd48caa79e499d40f69c82b3524bdb/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447551&Signature=P07jNMqlj1Z7NpKL~UWrDj7ceV9gKD3zsGVTM6z4smbtGg5bhosMifzcQRmJeT~agp7trgsChm8sUd-u3EV1qiIRdqU1hg-c6r3hcE2BROPQGukLgMlpI5wHfiLYO7OOxr9T8IuwZVxALx6AnZaNR~0hmorU1eDpEJXoCy~9nYRjhZ-aFCIyIB5dgBRaOuDnzybMckmKw0DW7kPPOiLetcPWFwUKPsf2lSKJK3bKbjOiTZMOjvTRZrUUYJZJgJ4WxQMyN8Xw95ghSrG-u198p1a9x54fL9hpuzs-R~FFXlSAKfidUOEuIRBek93JTBR5uKyOmXIWIjjHfBH3NEiNyQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Centerville City Council voted unanimously June 17 to extend its lease with the Centerville Small Arms Association for three months, giving staff and the association time to finish a written lease and remediation planning.

City staff said the additional time will be used to finalize a remediation quote for lead cleanup, resolve insurance details and put operational clarifications into the contract, including a business plan the association submitted and an improved scheduling approach.

“We've been working closely with the association to hammer out a lease, and it's taken longer than we thought,” the police chief said during the council discussion. The chief said the association had submitted a business plan with “a lot of great ideas of increasing signage” and calendar changes to reduce rule-breaking and scheduling conflicts.

Brad Rasmussen, who identified himself as a board member of the Centerville Small Arms Association, told the council the association wants to work with the police department and offers a local facility where people can receive firearms safety training. “Working with the police department and trying to get everyone on the same page so we're communicating better, I think is really important,” Rasmussen said.

Council members said they had better confidence in the association's proposals than in past years and moved to adopt Amendment No. 4 of the lease, which extends the agreement through Sept. 30, 2025. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote.

No details were adopted tonight regarding a permanent remediation budget or who will pay for eventual cleanup; staff said the extension provides time to finish cost estimates and write the lease.

The council did not discuss any changes to range operations beyond the elements described by staff and the association; official operational rules and remediation responsibilities will be addressed in the written lease to be returned to the council for approval if required.","The Centerville City Council approved a three-month extension of the gun-range lease to allow staff and the Centerville Small Arms Association more time to finalize remediation, insurance and scheduling terms for a longer lease.","actionData","errors"]

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Centerville approves 5% increase to culinary water rate

Council renews street-light maintenance contract with Black & McDonald

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