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Bear River council discusses placing Kemmer Power Plant impact payments in dedicated account

Town of Bear River (mayor and city council) · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The town reported receiving two impact payments from the Kemmer Power Plant Phase 1 and the treasurer recommended moving the funds into a separate interest-bearing account (money market or 'wild class') earmarked for sewer-project work; council agreed to place the item on the agenda for action.

Council members reported the town has received two payments from the Kemmer Power Plant Phase 1 impact fund and discussed how to hold and use the funds. The treasurer recommended placing the payments in a separate interest-bearing account dedicated to impact funds rather than the general fund so the money can earn interest and remain available for the planned sewer project.

Council and staff discussed bank options and liquidity; one staffer noted current money-market rates and the option to use a local 'wild class' account. Council agreed the matter should be put on the agenda for a formal decision and that the funds are intended for the sewer project, not general revenue.

Next step: place a formal agenda item to authorize the separate account and direct staff to complete the transfer and account setup.

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