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Board reelected officers, defers service-agreement updates and discusses camper hookups and emergency signage
Summary
The board unanimously reelected officers for 2026, agreed to postpone formal changes to a staff service agreement, and discussed concerns about campers in Skyland—including unknown hookups and vandalism—plus a proposal to post emergency contact signs at lift stations.
At the start of the meeting Speaker 2 announced a reelection of officers for 2026; Speaker 1 moved that officers remain the same as last year, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
On staffing, Speaker 2 raised the district's service agreement with Nathaniel and asked whether the board planned to postpone changes; Speaker 5 said he did not like postponing and suggested running on the current agreement or making a one-year extension at the current rate while details are finalized. The board agreed to address the service agreement the following week.
Speaker 1 raised neighborhood concerns in Skyland, reporting that several campers have moved in and questioned how they are connecting to sewer services. Board members noted some properties appear occupied and others may not be; there were anecdotal reports of local vandalism and trash. No formal enforcement action was recorded in the transcript; board members asked staff to monitor the situation.
To improve emergency response, Speaker 1 proposed placing visible signs at lift stations with a 24-hour emergency number; Speaker 2 suggested obtaining an estimate and bringing a recommendation to the next meeting. Speaker 5 noted the district already has emergency stickers inside lift stations and offered to supply a standard sign listing the district's emergency contact number.
The meeting concluded with instructions to sign oaths of office and a motion to adjourn, which carried by voice vote.
