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Spring City authorizes RFQ for water and sewer cost‑of‑service study
Summary
The Spring City Commission voted unanimously Oct. 2 to authorize a request for qualifications for a water and sewer cost‑of‑service study, directing the city manager to advertise the RFQ so consultants can apply to evaluate utility rate structures and cost allocation.
The Spring City Commission voted unanimously Oct. 2 to authorize a request for qualifications (RFQ) for a water and sewer cost‑of‑service study.
Commissioner Reba Murphy moved to approve Resolution 2025‑11, which authorizes the city manager to advertise the RFQ; Commissioner Thomas Beaver seconded the motion, and all five commissioners — Mayor Leon Locke, Vice‑Mayor Jody Bauer, Commissioners Murphy, Kevin Jenkins and Thomas Beaver — voted aye.
The resolution directs the city manager to solicit qualified firms to examine the city’s water and sewer finances and recommend cost‑of‑service and rate structures. City Manager Thomas McCormick was identified in the meeting as the official responsible for coordinating advertising and returning consultant recommendations to the board for consideration.
City officials did not provide a timeline or estimated cost for the study during the meeting. The commission’s action establishes the procurement step needed to bring formal consultant proposals back for review and possible contract approval at a future meeting.
The meeting opened at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned at about 9:00 p.m.
