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Council approves Fresha agreement, seeks LRIP funding for Darnan Road and OKs modest utility rate increases
Summary
At its Nov. 10 meeting the Morris City Council approved a 5-year industrial user/discharge agreement with Fresha (with an automatic 5-year renewal clause), authorized pursuit of MnDOT LRIP funding for Darnan Road reconstruction, adopted special assessments for unpaid city services and approved modest water/sewer rate increases for 2026, among other actions.
Morris City Council on Nov. 10 approved multiple resolutions covering utility connections, grant support, assessments, consulting services and an interim city-manager agreement.
Industrial user agreement with Fresha: Becca, the city manager, summarized an industrial user and discharge agreement allowing Fresha to hook into Morris City’s water and sewer systems. The council discussed monitoring surcharges and limits on wastewater constituents; the proposed agreement carries a five-year term with an automatic five-year…
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