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Councilmembers report water plant startup problems; discussion about outside-city water connections and pending resolution
Summary
Council members reported a problem during startup of the water treatment plant and said they will meet with the mayor and Coulter to discuss outside-city water connections; a pending resolution was mentioned for likely consideration next week.
Councilmembers reported a startup problem at the recently started water treatment plant and discussed next steps, including talks with the mayor and Coulter about water connections outside the city.
One councilmember said, “They did start up the water treatment plant and had a problem. So working on that.” Later that same speaker said they had spoken with Coulter and wanted to meet with the mayor and Coulter to discuss outside-city water connections, adding the matter had been postponed “1 or 6 months” and that “we have a pending resolution we need to get probably next week.”
The remarks were made during general reports rather than under a separate agenda item; the transcript does not record a formal motion or vote on the water system, nor does it specify the technical nature of the startup problem. The speaker did not provide specific engineering details, cost estimates, or a precise timeline for the pending resolution.
Councilmembers indicated they would meet to “hammer out some details” about service outside the city limits, but the transcript does not record any direction given to staff or a schedule for public hearings or approvals tied to that resolution.
