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Lincoln council approves $1.997 million transfer from prairie-dog fund to sewer regionalization
Summary
The Lincoln City Council voted Nov. 7 to transfer $1,997,556.92 from the city's prairie-dog fund to the ongoing sewer regionalization project; councilors said the move will reduce the portion families face in a future special assessment and the vote passed unanimously by roll call.
The Lincoln City Council voted Nov. 7 to apply $1,997,556.92 from the city's prairie-dog fund to the sewer regionalization plan.
Councilor Kelvin Artavia moved the measure and Councilman Davis seconded; the council approved the transfer by voice and roll-call votes. During the roll call the motion recorded affirmative votes from Artavia, Davis, Ernsten and Prasco.
City staff and councilors said the allocation will lower the…
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