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Hamilton County Regional Utility District approves routine business; nonreverting fund not introduced

5806354 · August 11, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 11 meeting the Hamilton County Regional Utility District approved an executive-session memorandum, meeting minutes and claims by voice vote. A proposal to create a nonreverting fund for the annual operations budget was raised but not introduced because no draft was available.

Hamilton County Regional Utility District members approved routine agenda items at their Monday meeting and discussed, but did not vote on, a proposal to create a nonreverting fund for the district’s annual operations budget.

Board members voted by voice to approve the executive-session memorandum, the July 14, 2025 meeting minutes and the list of claims included in the meeting packet. Each item was moved and seconded; the board chair called for the ayes and the chair declared the motions carried.

The board discussed a motion to “create non reverting fund for annual operation budget,” moved by a board member identified in the transcript as Mister Adderney. Staff told the board there was not yet a draft ordinance or resolution to introduce: “So we don't have a draft to even introduce at this meeting,” the respondent said, and the board did not take a vote on the proposal. During later remarks members suggested the measure could be presented as a first reading at a future meeting once the auditor and staff had prepared the necessary language.

The meeting concluded with a reminder that the next board meeting is scheduled for Sept. 8, 2025, and a motion to adjourn was approved by voice vote.

Discussion-only items, direction to staff and formal votes are reported separately: approvals of the executive-session memorandum, minutes and claims were formal actions; the nonreverting fund proposal was discussed but no formal action was taken because a draft was not available.