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Dundee council approves water-rate hike, public-works contracts and an urban-renewal grant
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Dundee City Council approved a water-rate increase, a PFAS study contract, event permits, a $125,000 urban-renewal contribution for the Olive Branch project and several administrative contracts and appointments.
DUNDEE, Ore. — The Dundee City Council on April 1 approved a package of measures the city said it needs to shore up utility finances and advance local development, including a multi-tier water-rate increase, a $30,000 PFAS study contract and a $125,000 urban-renewal grant for the Olive Branch development.
The votes came as the council and staff described a budget shortfall and several near-term infrastructure and permitting decisions. Council members approved a resolution setting new water-consumption rates and associated charges (Resolution 2025-O3), awarded a contract for a PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) study, authorized temporary street closures and noise variances for an event, and approved several smaller contracts and appointments.
Most measures passed with routine procedural votes. The council approved the consent agenda (minutes; financial report; and a brewery LFCC application), approved hiring Kennedy James Consultants for a PFAS study, accepted a sewer-rate study proposal, granted the requested temporary street closure and…
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