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Denton trustees table proposed water and sewer rate increases pending April study
Summary
Trustees moved to delay action on proposed water and sewer rate increases until the April meeting while the board reviews a rate study; the related ordinances (26-1-1 and 26-1-2) were left on the table for further consideration.
The Village of Denton Board of Trustees voted March 2 to postpone consideration of proposed water and sewer rate increases until their April meeting to allow further review of a rate study.
Trustee Trent Wheatley moved to table agenda items 3(a) and 3(b), which cover the proposed Water Rate Increase Ordinance 26-1-1 and Sewer Rate Increase Ordinance 26-1-2. Trustee Doug Rosekrans seconded the motion, which the board carried without objection.
The measures were introduced for discussion but received no final action. Minutes record the items as “tabled” and show the board intends to revisit rates at the April meeting when additional study and information will be available.
No detailed rate figures or revised schedules were adopted at the March meeting. The board’s decision postpones any immediate change to customer bills while staff and trustees review the underlying rate-study analysis.
The trustees are scheduled to return to the topic at their next regular meeting in April.
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