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Albany mayor opens public hearing on sewer impact and tap‑in rates; no public comment
Summary
The Town of Albany held a public hearing March 9 on proposed sewer impact and tap‑in rates. Mayor Eileen McCarroll opened the hearing at 5:45 p.m., no members of the public spoke, and the hearing closed at 6:00 p.m.
Mayor Eileen McCarroll opened a public hearing for the Town of Albany at 5:45 p.m. on March 9 to discuss sewer impact and tap‑in rates. Councilmen Stewart, Glascock, Stilley, Onofry and Thomas attended, along with Town Clerk Joey Cooper and Chief Boyd Wild.
The hearing was announced as an opportunity for residents to comment on sewer impact fees and tap‑in rates. The transcript record shows no public speakers during the comment period; the mayor closed the hearing at 6:00 p.m. and the minutes were signed by Clerk Joey Cooper and the mayor (the signature block also records the mayor's name as "Eileen Bates‑McCarroll").
No motions, votes, or formal actions on rates were recorded in the hearing minutes; the transcript contains only the opening announcement, the statement that there were no comments, and the closure of the hearing. Any next steps, such as council deliberation, a vote, or adoption of specific rate changes, were not specified in the public hearing minutes.
