Council accepts a small utility tracker-factor decrease and hears plans for a utilities study
Kingsford Heights accepted a quarterly tracker-factor decrease for utility purchase-power costs (a slight reduction of roughly half a cent per kilowatt-hour for the next three months) and heard that Commonwealth Engineers is pursuing grant funding for a water/wastewater/stormwater planning study that would require a town match; costs were not yet determined.
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Kingsford Heights' council unanimously approved a quarterly tracker-factor adjustment at its June 22 meeting that will slightly lower the town utility purchase-power charge for the next billing cycles. Speakers described the decrease as approximately a half-cent per kilowatt-hour; the adjustment will apply to upcoming billing cycles (noted as July–September cycles in the discussion).
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