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Council approves agenda and outside‑city water hookup for 1105 SW 11th; motion details recorded

5412642 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Dundee City Council adopted the meeting agenda and approved a request to extend city water service to a property at 1105 Southwest 11th Street for household/domestic use. Approval was by voice vote; the water hookup will require standard meter hookup fees and a private extension from the meter to the property.

At the start of the meeting the council moved to accept the agenda; the motion carried by voice vote. Later in the meeting the council considered an outside‑city water service request for 1105 Southwest 11th Street and approved the request by motion and second.

What the council approved: the water service approval covers standard household/domestic use only (council and staff discussion clarified that the extension is limited to domestic activities and is not to be used for irrigation or commercial watering unless otherwise permitted). Staff said the applicant would pay the usual meter and hookup fees and would be responsible for the cost of bringing a meter and service line from the city limit to the property.

Vote and record: the meeting record shows the motions were seconded and approved by voice vote; councillors responded “aye” and the mayor declared the motions passed. The transcript does not include a roll‑call tally with individual named votes. Notes in the record require staff to verify domestic‑use limitations through meter readings and follow up if consumption patterns suggest non‑domestic use.

Ending: staff will follow usual meter‑installation procedures and confirm the customer pays required hookup costs. Councilors asked that the ordinance language or council minutes define domestic/household use more clearly for future outside‑service approvals.