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Council approves license amendment to install propane generator at Arizona Water Company communications site

2661653 · February 21, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved Resolution 25-1770, authorizing the town to amend its license with Arizona Water Company to replace battery backup with a 10 kW propane generator at a communications tower; the town will pay $500 upon execution and $100 per year.

Pinetop Lakeside — The Town Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 25-1770, a first amendment to the license agreement with Arizona Water Company that allows the town to remove battery backup equipment and install a 10 kW propane generator at a communications site on company property.

Chief Barnes explained the change as a reliability measure: “Our goal is to take out all the battery backup equipment and replace it with a propane generator, a 10 kW propane generator,” he said, noting the generator will keep the site operational for longer outages caused by storms. Barnes told the council the town had already purchased the generator and that the license amendment carries an execution fee of $500 and an ongoing fee of $100 per year.

Council action: A council member moved to adopt Resolution No. 25-1770 and authorize the Town Manager to execute necessary documents; a second was made and the motion carried unanimously by raised hands. The chief was thanked for the work on the project.

Implication: The amendment formalizes town access and operation of the generator on the private utility site to ensure communications equipment remains powered during extended outages; the town will absorb the small annual license fee and has already procured the generator.