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Spring Hill authorizes staff to draft contingency plans for potential water and sewer moratorium
Summary
The board authorized staff to secure professional services and prepare contingency plans to address potential water and sewer moratoriums amid infrastructure concerns.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on April 7 approved Resolution 25-58 authorizing city staff to begin contingency planning for a possible water and sewer moratorium.
City staff described the action as a preparatory step: the motion authorizes staff to secure professional services and produce policy options for board consideration. City staff said the expected cost for initial professional services is "not significant," and that a small staff team — including the city attorney and engineer — will lead the effort. Any final policy would return to the board for formal adoption.
The board approved the resolution 8-0. Members stressed the importance of getting planning right rather than setting an arbitrary deadline for deliverables; staff said they would proceed promptly because of compliance concerns.
Resolution 25-58 does not impose a moratorium; it authorizes staff to develop options and contingency plans that would be adopted only by later board action if needed.
