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Lynd council approves resolution authorizing assessment of unpaid bills
Summary
At its Nov. 19 meeting the Lynd City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2024-5, authorizing assessment of unpaid bills; the action followed a public comment by a resident about a $484.84 unpaid utility balance and passed 5-0 on a motion by David Reaves.
The Lynd City Council on Nov. 19 unanimously approved Resolution 2024-5, "Authorizing Assessment of Unpaid Bills," on a motion by Councilmember David Reaves, seconded by Councilmember Jerry Sodemann. The motion carried 5-0.
The resolution’s title was recorded in the meeting minutes but the transcript provides no additional detail on the specific assessment process or the statute or ordinance it relies on. The council’s approval was a formal vote; no amendment or dissent was recorded.
Earlier in the meeting resident Tricia Behnke told the council her renter vacated a unit at 113 Savannah Heights Blvd leaving a city utility balance of $484.84. "I will pay the unpaid balance and would like to set up a payment plan with the city," Tricia Behnke said; she told the council she will contact Clerk Sue Paradis to arrange the plan. The clerk’s report later included a general update on utility billing systems but did not specify how the resolution will affect individual accounts.
The council did not record further procedural steps or an implementation schedule for the resolution in the minutes. The meeting adjourned after routine committee reports.
