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Spring City approves first reading of ordinance to amend utility rate schedule

Town of Spring City Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

On June 17, Spring City commissioners voted 3-0 to approve on first reading Ordinance 2024-06, described in the transcript as amending the town's utility rate schedule; the document does not list specific rate changes or a final adoption date.

Spring City commissioners voted 3-0 on June 17 to approve on first reading Ordinance 2024-06, described in the meeting record as “an ordinance … amending the town's rate schedule for utility services.” The Special Call Commission Meeting was held at 8:00 a.m. at the Spring City Fire/Police Annex meeting room.

Commissioner Reba Murphy made the motion to approve the ordinance on first reading, and Commissioner Jody Bauer seconded the motion. The transcript records the vote as Commissioner Bauer — Aye; Commissioner Murphy — Aye; Mayor Woody Evans — Aye; the motion was carried. The record also shows Commissioner Kevin Jenkins and Vice Mayor Leon Locke absent from the meeting.

The transcript identifies the ordinance by number and general purpose but does not include the ordinance text, specific rate changes, effective dates or a schedule for final adoption. Because the commission approved only the first reading, final adoption would require a subsequent reading or action; the transcript does not state when that will occur.

City Recorder Brenda Dodson recorded the roll call and attested the motion in the meeting minutes. The record lists City Manager Stephania Motes and Police Chief Roger Day among attendees but does not attribute additional comments to them in the transcript.

Next procedural steps and any details of the rate adjustments were not specified in the meeting record provided.