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Milford Center reports Feb. 2 water main break repaired; Woodstock seeks sanitary sewer tie-in

Village of Milford Center Council · February 1, 2026
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Summary

Councilman Hunter Burnett reported a Feb. 2 water main break at S. Mill St. and Pleasant St. that was repaired by Landon Outdoor Solutions; he also said the Village of Woodstock has inquired about tying into Milford Center's sanitary sewer and has contracted Nate Reinhardt as operator of record.

Councilman Hunter Burnett reported that a water main break at the intersection of S. Mill Street and Pleasant Street was repaired by Landon Outdoor Solutions on Feb. 2, 2025. He said the repair was completed prior to the meeting and no further immediate action by council was recorded.

Hunter Burnett also told the council that the neighboring Village of Woodstock has inquired about tapping into Milford Center's sanitary sewer system. According to the minutes, Woodstock has contracted Nate Reinhardt to serve as its Operator of Record to replace James House; the minutes do not record any formal request, agreement text, fees, or timeline for a sewer connection and no action was taken by Milford Center at the meeting.

Councilman Doug Burnett reported facilities maintenance items including an adjustment to the Village Hall door this month and that a furnace problem at Village Hall had been corrected before the meeting. Councilwoman Michelle Burnett reported community events organized by the PERC committee: a Santa event that served approximately 90 children, an Easter Egg Hunt at Bicentennial Park at 1:00 p.m. on April 12, 2025, and a Memorial Day parade and cookout on May 26, 2025.

No public comments or objections related to the water main repair or the sewer inquiry were recorded in the meeting minutes. The transcript records these as committee/operations updates; any formal intergovernmental request or agreement regarding sewer access would require follow-up and documentation not specified in the minutes.