Storer Utilities Authority adopts two resolutions updating service terms and fee schedule

The Storer Utilities Authority unanimously adopted two sister resolutions at a special meeting on July 7, 2026, updating utility terms of service and the authority’s fee schedule.

The Chair introduced resolution SUA-2026-2 as amendments to the City of Storer terms and conditions of service. The Chair described changes to Chapter 1 (general information and the purpose section), updates addressing customer rates, charges and fees, and revisions to the policy manual for utility accounts, billing and collections including contract-for-service deposit rules, lost checks, and billing adjustments. The Chair said the resolution also amends Chapter 6 to add an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) opt-out and to add an outage management system. "These are sister resolutions to what we considered in the city council meeting," the Chair said while listing the sections to be amended.

A Committee member moved to adopt SUA-2026-2 and the motion was seconded. The Chair called the vote and announced, "With a vote of 5 to 0, that resolution is adopted." The transcript does not identify individual trustees by name; the Authority recorded the vote as 5–0 in favor.

The Chair then introduced resolution SUA-2026-3, described as establishing the City of Storer book of fees, adopting changes to utility billing and service fees and charges, and approving the annual fee for short-term rental licenses. The transcript notes approval of the annual short-term rental license fee but does not specify the dollar amount. A Committee member moved to adopt SUA-2026-3, it was seconded, and the Chair announced adoption by a 5–0 vote.

The Chair asked for any reports from officers; none were given. A Committee member moved to adjourn, the motion was seconded, and the Chair closed the meeting after a 5–0 vote. The Chair noted there was no City Council meeting that afternoon and thanked participants.

What the resolutions change: The transcript lists the specific code and policy sections named in SUA-2026-2 (chapter and section numbers) and states the addition of AMI opt-out language and an outage management system. SUA-2026-3 was presented as a consolidated fee schedule update and an approval of the annual short-term rental license fee; the resolution text or the meeting transcript did not provide the dollar amount for that fee or implementation details beyond the approval.

The meeting’s actions were procedural and resulted in formal adoption of both resolutions by unanimous vote; there were no recorded public comments or extended debate in the provided transcript.