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Lyman council notes 1% water loss in February, asks clerk to protest WWSVC labor-rate increase

Town of Lyman Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The council reviewed a February water-loss report showing 1% loss and directed the clerk to draft a response expressing dissatisfaction with WWSVC's increased labor rates under new management.

The council reviewed the town's February water-loss report and recorded the month's water loss at 1%. Members then reviewed correspondence from WWSVC announcing increased labor rates under new management. Council expressed dissatisfaction with service since the management change and directed the clerk to draft a response letter stating the town's concerns.

No formal motion to terminate or change utility service was recorded; the action requested was a clerk-prepared letter expressing dissatisfaction and requesting clarification or improved service. The minutes do not specify the dollar amount or percentage of the labor-rate increase.