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Resident raises concern about Mid-Ohio Water & Sewer District billing; mayor says council will consult local MOWSD board members

Plain City Council · October 28, 2024
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Summary

A Plain City resident reported an apparent malfunctioning water meter and expressed worry about a large future bill from Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District; Mayor Jody Carney said council will speak with MOWSD board members who live in the village.

At the Oct. 28 Plain City Council meeting, resident Michael Moody told council members that since moving into the Darby Station subdivision his home’s water meter has not provided accurate readings and he is concerned that Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District billing could become "exorbitant" once the meter issue is corrected.

Moody said he has worked with Village staff member Ms. Priday in an effort to have the issue addressed, but the resident said MOWSD has not yet resolved the problem. Mayor Jody Carney acknowledged Moody’s concern and told the meeting that two members of the MOWSD board are Plain City residents; she said council will discuss potential solutions with those board members.

The transcript records Moody’s concerns and the mayor’s commitment to consult with local MOWSD board members but does not record any response from MOWSD itself or describe a formal remedy. The matter therefore remains unresolved in the record from this meeting. Residents seeking further assistance were not provided a specific follow-up timeline in the transcript; the mayor and staff were thanked by Moody for assistance to date.