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Council approves sewer-bill adjustment and payment plan after resident reports pipe burst

Town Council of Trappe · August 7, 2024
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Summary

After resident Jennifer Howell reported a household pipe burst, Trappe council voted to adjust the sewer portion of her bill under town policy and approved a three-month payment plan; the action passed unanimously Aug. 7.

Trappe — The Trappe Town Council voted Aug. 7 to adjust the sewer portion of a resident’s water bill and to set a three-month payment plan after the resident reported a household pipe burst.

Public commenter Jennifer Howell said she had a pipe bust at her house and her brother fixed the leak, but she was unable to obtain a bill credit under the town’s policy. Administrator Erin Braband provided account information and explained the town’s billing policy to the council.

Commissioner Michael Sullivan moved to adjust the sewer portion of Howell’s bill using the town’s established formula and to create a three-month payment plan; Commissioner Walter Chase seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.

Council did not specify the adjusted dollar amount in the meeting; the adjustment will be applied per policy and the town clerk’s records will reflect the billing change.