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Georgetown council denies community solar contract, approves leak detection and adopts tax levy and raises
Summary
At its Nov. 3 meeting the Georgetown City Council denied a proposed community solar contract, approved water leak detection after staff estimated a loss of ~41,000 gallons per day, authorized payment of $26,903.33 in bills, and adopted a 4.79% tax levy and 5% employee raises.
The Georgetown City Council took several routine and policy actions at its Nov. 3 meeting, voting unanimously on most items.
The council denied a proposed community solar contract after the city attorney identified numerous concerns. The motion to deny was approved unanimously.
The council approved conducting leak detection work; meeting materials estimated current water loss at approximately 41,000 gallons per day. Council members authorized…
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