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Council adopts master utility-fee schedule with modest annual indexing
Summary
The council approved Resolution 18-2026 to update the master fee schedule for water, sewer and street utilities (2.4% index this year), with the change scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, 2027; staff emphasized a methodology intended to avoid sudden rate spikes.
Wood Village adopted Resolution 18-2026, which updates the city's master fee schedule for water, sewer and street utilities and applies the council's annual indexing methodology. Staff said the average single-family household water and sewer portion of the bill would increase by about $2.50 per month under the proposed adjustments and that the indexing used this year is 2.4% based on the selected CPI measure.
"The average increase, just for the water and sewer portion of the bills would be about $2.50 a month," staff said during the presentation, noting the approach is intended to smooth increases and fund deferred maintenance without causing multi-year spikes. Councilors praised the annual, predictable approach as preferable to intermittent, larger increases that can be disruptive for households.
Council moved and approved the resolution. The motion was made from the dais and seconded; the mayor announced the motion carries. The transcript does not include a full roll-call tally of votes by name.
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