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Stow City staff presents water-billing forecast showing improvement-fee scenarios
Summary
A city staff member outlined a water-billing forecast that referenced 4 CCF (400 cubic feet) consumption and improvement-fee scenarios of 50%, 40% and 30%; the transcript does not record a formal motion or vote.
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A staff member, a city staff member, presented a short forecast on water billing at a Stow City meeting, citing consumption of "4 CCF" (400 cubic feet) and showing improvement-fee scenarios of 50%, 40% and 30%.
The item matters because changes to an improvement fee would affect customer bills: the staff presentation compared usage units and showed how costs could increase over the forecast period. The transcript excerpt indicates the presenter described charges in units of 4 CCF (noted as 400 cubic feet) and said, "This does bring to the improvement fee, 50%, 40 %, 30 %."
In the portion of the transcript provided, the staff member also referenced "providing service to 2 residents" while discussing how costs change over time; the record does not clarify whether that number is an example, a data point, or a transcription artifact. The presenter asked, "do I have a motion," but the transcript does not include any motion text, the name of a mover or seconder, or a vote tally.
The discussion was brief in the available record and centered on forecast figures and fee-percentage scenarios; no formal decision, assignment to staff, or follow-up timeline is recorded in this excerpt.

