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Warner Village Water District approves $474,576 budget after $25,000 amendment for emergency well assessment
Summary
The Warner Village Water District approved a budget of $474,576 on March 16, 2021, after a unanimous amendment of $25,000 intended to address emergency assessment work on an older well; the record notes the full assessment cost was estimated at $42,000 but does not specify how any remaining amount will be funded.
The Warner Village Water District annual meeting on March 16, 2021, approved an amended budget of $474,576 for operation, maintenance and improvements to its water and sewer systems, according to the meeting minutes.
The article to raise and appropriate $449,576 had been recommended by the Commissioners and the Budget Committee. An amendment to increase the amount by $25,000 was offered and seconded. Ray Martin, the district’s Administrative Assistant, explained the increase was intended to cover emergency work to assess an aging well that supplies the district; the record cites an estimated cost of $42,000 for that effort and states the full cost was not known at the time the budget was prepared.
The amendment passed by unanimous vote, and the article as amended — for a revised total of $474,576 — was approved by unanimous voice vote. The minutes do not specify how any portion of the estimated $42,000 not covered by the $25,000 amendment would be funded or whether additional transfers, reserves, or later votes would address remaining costs. The meeting adjourned at 7:10 P.M.
