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Millerville board accepts 2024 chloride billing rate; invoices to be issued
Summary
The township board voted to accept the 2024 chloride rate and will send invoices; the billing rate will be reduced this year because of a supplier application-rate error, though the transcript does not state the dollar amount.
The Millerville Township Board voted to accept the 2024 chloride billing rate and directed that invoices be sent to customers, but the board said this year’s billing rate will be reduced because the supplier set an incorrect application rate.
Why it matters: Chloride applications are used on township roads for dust control and surface preservation. A corrected billing rate affects residents and property owners billed for the service and may change expected township revenue.
At the July 10 meeting, Doug Schaffer moved and Ken Kuhn seconded a motion to accept the 2024 chloride rate; the motion carried (tally not specified). The board noted the billing rate will be reduced this year due to an error in the application rate set by the supplier. The transcript does not specify the prior or new dollar amounts or the supplier’s name beyond the reference to a supplier error.
No appeal or further motion about refunds or adjustments beyond the billing-rate reduction was recorded.
