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Board approves Metro Sewer Agreement, selects option 2 and names city as IPP administrator
Summary
At a special-call meeting Aug. 12, 2024, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to approve the Metro Sewer Agreement, choosing option 2 and directing the city to act as its own IPP administrator. The meeting recorded no public comments and adjourned shortly after.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Aug. 12 to approve the Metro Sewer Agreement, selecting option 2 and specifying that the city will function as its own IPP (Industrial Pretreatment Program) administrator, Alderman Gregory said during the motion.
Alderman Gregory moved to approve the agreement “choosing option 2, with the city to function as its own IPP Administrator,” and Alderman Harrison seconded. The board’s clerk recorded “Voting Aye: All. Voting No: None,” and the motion carried.
The special-call meeting convened at 5:03 p.m. at City Hall. Vice Mayor Senft offered the invocation and Mayor Shaw led the pledge of allegiance. The recorder called roll and noted Mayor Shaw, Alderman Harrison, Alderman Gregory, Alderman Martin and Vice Mayor Senft present, along with Attorney Russell Freeman and City Recorder Kelly Rider. The board opened the floor for citizen comments; none were received.
With the Metro Sewer Agreement approved and no further business, Alderman Harrison moved to adjourn; Alderman Gregory seconded, the ayes carried and the meeting was adjourned.
No further details about the terms of option 2 or implementation steps (responsible department, timeline, or budget implications) were provided in the meeting record.
