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Hamilton council approves payoff of water and sewer loan up to $490,000
Summary
The Hamilton City Council voted unanimously May 12 to authorize paying off a water and sewer loan not to exceed $490,000 and heard that the Sweet Bay Tower renovation is complete while booster-station maintenance continues.
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The Hamilton City Council voted unanimously May 12 to authorize paying off a city water and sewer loan not to exceed $490,000.
Councilor William Fields moved to pay off the loan, and Councilor Alvin Howard seconded. The motion passed by unanimous vote at the meeting. The motion text recorded in the agenda read: "Payoff of Water Sewer loan not to exceed 490K." The council did not specify in the transcript the exact funding source or the loan's lender; those details were not provided.
City water and sewer staff reported that the Sweet Bay Tower renovation is complete and that the system is operating under normal gravity flow. The staff also said maintenance is underway at the booster station, and that overall operations are running "smoothly." Those infrastructure updates were presented to the council alongside the loan action.
The action carries no additional procedural details in the transcript about implementation dates or next steps beyond the council vote. The meeting adjourned after the vote and other announcements.
