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Council extends Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority agreement to end of 2025 quarter
Summary
Lock Haven City Council agreed to extend its agreement with the Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority through the end of 2025 quarter tied to the authority’s retirement schedule, formalizing a dated term for an existing partnership.
Lock Haven City Council voted to extend the city’s agreement with the Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority through the end of a 2025 quarter, according to a letter from the authority and subsequent subcommittee review.
Council discussed that the prior agreement had lacked an explicit end date and that the extension places a minimum date on the arrangement to reflect the authority’s participation during the loan purchase process. A council member said the extension is not a new partnership but “just putting a date on the agreement” and noted the arrangement was intended to guarantee the authority’s participation in the pen vest loan process.
The motion to extend the agreement was seconded and carried by roll call. The transcript shows affirmative roll call responses by council members recorded in the meeting. No further conditions or implementation steps were recorded in the meeting minutes as presented.
The council noted that suburban partners had already been consulted on the extension, and the city will continue to coordinate with the filtration authority on any next steps related to water filtration operations or funding.
