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Board backs new line-extension policy: developers to carry partial costs, case-by-case for large power users
Summary
The Hastings Utilities Advisory Board on Aug. 14 recommended an ordinance setting developer contributions for new service line extensions: 25% for residential, a two-year estimated revenue credit for general-service customers, $74 per nameplate horsepower for irrigation motors, and case-by-case terms for large light-and-power accounts.
The Hastings Utilities Advisory Board on Aug. 14 voted to recommend a new line-extension ordinance to the City Council that sets standard developer contributions and preserves council discretion for large, unique customers.
Under the recommendation staff presented, residential developers would be responsible for 25% of the estimated project cost for a line extension; general-service (nonresidential) customers would receive, as the utility…
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