Board approves multi-decade franchise resolution for OG&E
Summary
The Board approved a resolution granting Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company a franchise to install and operate an electrical distribution system in the Town for a stated multi-decade term; Trustees voted unanimously to adopt the resolution.
The Town of Washington Board of Trustees on Jan. 13 approved a resolution granting Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company authority to install and operate an electrical distribution system within town limits for a multi-decade term. Trustee Brennan moved for approval; Trustee Andrews seconded, and "All Trustees voted affirmatively," the minutes state.
The resolution, discussed during the action-items portion of the agenda, was described in the meeting as authorizing installation and operation of electrical distribution infrastructure and was referenced as a 25-year term in board discussion. The Board also discussed the potential fiscal implications associated with the franchise and how OG&E service arrangements could affect town billing and accounts. No public comment was offered on the item before the vote.
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