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Albany council adopts new sewer impact and tap‑in fees
Summary
At its March 9, 2026 meeting the Town of Albany council voted unanimously to adopt proposed sewer impact and tap‑in fees; the minutes record the adoption but do not specify fee amounts or an effective date.
The Town of Albany council voted unanimously on March 9, 2026 to adopt new sewer impact and tap‑in fees, a motion introduced by Councilman Gerald Stilley and seconded by Councilman Don Onofry.
The vote was recorded in the official minutes as Yeas: K. Stewart, J. Glascock, G. Stilley, D. Onofry, J. Thomas; Nays: None. The minutes and transcript do not include the specific fee amounts or an effective date for the new fees.
No discussion or public comment about the fee amounts, calculation method, revenue estimates, or implementation timeline is recorded in the minutes. The record shows the council treated the item as a single motion with a second and an immediate unanimous vote.
Related routine business approved at the same meeting included the February 2026 meeting minutes and the February 2026 financial statements; the council also approved two reappointments to Fire District #1. All recorded motions at the meeting passed unanimously.
The minutes do not state when the newly adopted sewer fees will take effect or whether additional public notice, hearings, or administrative steps are required. Those details are not specified in the transcript and would need to be obtained from the town clerk or subsequent meeting materials.
