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Chair moves, members approve switch to in-town rate for Handywater

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Summary

Meeting participants approved a motion to change Handywater customers from the out-of-town rate to the in-town rate, applying a 30-day averaging rule mentioned in the record; the transcript does not record precise vote counts or the exact numeric rate basis.

The Chair moved that Handywater’s billing be changed from the out-of-town rate to the in-town rate, using an average calculated over a 30-day period, and the motion was approved by voice vote. "I make a motion to change the rate from the out of town rate to the in town rate for Handywater on their average of 1 1 5 or average over 30 days," the Chair said.

The motion was seconded and the Chair called for a voice vote. The transcript records members answering "Aye" and the absence of opposition; precise tallies were not recorded. The Chair declared the motion approved by voice vote.

The meeting record does not specify the exact numeric formula or units for the averaging method referenced in the motion; the wording in the transcript is unclear. The record also does not list individual votes by name, only the outcome from the voice vote. No additional details about implementation, effective date, or customer notice were provided in the transcript.