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City of Wells clarifies asset/project thresholds, reports smaller water debts and equipment paydown

Elko County Debt Management Commission · August 23, 2024
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Summary

City of Wells reported outstanding water bonds (one nearing payoff), ongoing equipment payments and increased assessed value improving debt margin; the city agreed to correct capital asset and project limit figures on its submission.

Samantha Nance of the City of Wells reported the city still carries two water bonds (one with several years left and one expected to be paid off in the next couple of years) and said an excavator and an X-ray machine are also being paid off. She said the assessed value increased in the last year, expanding the city's debt margin.

Commissioners pointed out that the capital-asset and capital-project minimum-dollar fields on the submitted spreadsheet appeared to be filled incorrectly; Nance acknowledged the misunderstanding and said, "I can make that correction and send a fresh one over to you guys." The commission approved Wells' indebtedness report as updated.