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Tower council pauses action on water treatment facility after PFA funding changes
Summary
Councilors discussed a major change to the Public Facility Authority funding package for the Water Treatment Facility and decided to research options and follow up with the PFA; no formal action or commitment of funds was made.
The City of Tower City Council discussed a recent change to the Public Facility Authority (PFA) funding package for the planned Water Treatment Facility and took no formal action, seeking further information and follow-up with the PFA.
At the March 10 meeting Mayor David Setterberg and councilors heard an update about the Water Treatment Facility funding. Councilors said a “large change in the funding package” prompted requests for additional research and follow-up with the PFA; no motion to proceed or to accept funding was made. The minutes state simply that the council decided to research further and follow up with the PFA.
The matter remains under discussion; the minutes do not specify dollar amounts, a revised funding schedule, or a timeline for staff follow-up. The council did not vote on any contracts, bids, or appropriations for the project at this meeting.
The council is expected to revisit the item after staff and council follow up with the Public Facility Authority and report back at a future meeting.
