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Sanitary Engineer briefs commissioners; Habitat for Humanity tap‑in fees discussed and employee reclassification approved
Summary
At the Feb. 3 meeting the Sanitary Engineer delivered a bi-weekly update (projects, billing system, Safety Congress attendance and coordination with Lucas County), commissioners discussed tap-in fees for four Habitat for Humanity homes in Port Clinton/Portage Township, and approved the reclassification of Nathaniel Walters to Maintenance III at $34.62/hour effective Feb. 9, 2026.
The Sanitary Engineer provided a bi-weekly update at 10:00 a.m. on Feb. 3 covering project progress, a billing system update, staff attendance at the Safety Congress, and a planned Allen/Clay meeting with Lucas County. The update was presented as part of the Board’s regular operational briefings.
At 10:30 a.m. the Sanitary Engineer and representatives from Habitat for Humanity discussed tap-in fees related to construction of four homes in Port Clinton/Portage Township; the minutes record the discussion but do not show a vote or a change to the fee schedule. Separately, the Board approved the re-classification of Nathaniel Walters to the Maintenance III position, effective Feb. 9, 2026, with a base pay of $34.62 per hour pursuant to the Teamsters Local 20 bargaining unit agreement; the motion (moved by Commissioner Donald A. Douglas and seconded by Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler) passed 3-0.
The sanitary update and the Habitat discussion were presented during the same segment of the docket; the minutes do not record public comment or a formal fee adjustment at the conclusion of the Habitat item, indicating the matter remains at the discussion stage per the meeting record.
