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Troy council approves three-year electrical rate plan; notice to customers required
Summary
The Troy City Council on Nov. 17 approved a proposed three-year electrical rate plan and directed staff to send notice to customers; the motion passed unanimously, though the record did not include rate percentages or an effective date.
The Troy City Council on Nov. 17 approved a proposed three-year electrical rate plan and directed staff to notify all customers, the council announced during its regular business meeting.
Councilmember Shawna Kelsey moved to approve the plan and Councilmember Scott Hoffman seconded; the motion passed with all members voting in favor. The council recorded that a customer notice would be required, but the meeting record did not include the specific rate changes or an implementation date.
The measure was introduced during the meeting’s Old Business portion as a three-year proposal. No ordinance number, tariff percentage or effective-date language was included in the minutes, and councilmembers did not provide additional fiscal detail on the record. Staff will be responsible for preparing and sending the required customer notifications and for returning to council with implementation details, if and when they are available.
The council handled the vote as part of routine business and did not schedule a separate hearing on the rate plan at this meeting. Next procedural steps were not specified in the record.
