Burlington council hears virtual utility-rate study pitch from Waterworth
Summary
The Burlington City Council on June 8 heard a virtual presentation from Adam Duddy of Waterworth about a utility rate study program for water, wastewater and electric services intended to help the city optimize rates and save for infrastructure improvements; no action was taken.
The Burlington City Council on June 8 heard a virtual presentation from Adam Duddy of Waterworth outlining a utility rate study program for water, wastewater and electric services intended to help the city optimize rates and plan savings for infrastructure upgrades.
The presentation described Waterworth’s long-term sustainability approach for municipal utilities and said the study would produce analysis to guide rate-setting and capital planning. According to the agenda summary and the presenter, the program would enable the city to model rates and projected infrastructure needs to build reserves for future projects.
Council members received the briefing as an informational item; no motion or vote followed the presentation. The council continued with other agenda business after the update.
The council is expected to consider any formal recommendations or proposals resulting from such studies at a future meeting if staff bring them forward.
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