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Resident’s sewer credit request granted; Sac County Conservation cleared to run bow-fishing class
Summary
The council approved a sewer-billing credit for a resident after a reported leak, heard a complaint about Elm Avenue and an abandoned house, and approved a bow-fishing license for a conservation-led class to be held inside city limits.
During the citizens’ opportunity at the April 14 Sac City Council meeting, Dakota Popp of the Sac County Conservation raised concerns about the condition of Elm Avenue and reported an abandoned house that may require attention by city staff. The council did not record a formal motion tied to the Elm Avenue concern during the meeting.
Debbie Larsen addressed the council about the sewer portion of her utility bill, saying a leak occurred and the water did not enter the sewer system. Following her request, Councilmember Bob Murley moved and Larry Mahler seconded a motion to average sewer usage and issue a credit; the motion passed unanimously. The meeting record does not specify the dollar amount of the credit.
Dakota Popp also requested permission for a bow-fishing license inside city limits so she could lead a class alongside Michael Miller later in the year; the council approved the request by unanimous vote.
Discussion of a separate utility account for Adam Jackson at 902 W. Main Street was recorded but no action was taken.
The council’s actions on the sewer credit and the bow-fishing license will be implemented by the utilities department and the city clerk/parks department, respectively.
