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Finance committee plans $700,000 boost for water and sewer to meet EPA valve requirement
Summary
Treasurer Roti told the Finance Committee on March 10 that the Water & Sewer equipment budget would be increased to $700,000 to cover a second master meter and a mid-line valve replacement he said is required by the EPA; no formal vote on the change was recorded at the meeting.
Treasurer Roti told the Finance Committee of the City Council of the City of Hometown on March 10 that the Water & Sewer equipment budget will be raised to $700,000 to cover two specific items: a second master meter and a mid-line valve replacement that he said is required by the EPA. "For Water & Sewer equipment, we need additional funds for the second master meter and for the mid-line valve replacement, which is required by the EPA. Will increase the budget to $700,000 to include those," Treasurer Roti said.
The committee discussion did not produce a recorded formal vote on the budget change during the March 10 meeting. Treasurer Roti also said the committee will review the Police Department budget and overall revenue at the next meeting and that the city is still awaiting healthcare information that could affect final budget decisions. The remarks were made as part of a broader review of Building and Public Works budget items. The meeting record shows no public comment on the proposal and no tally of votes approving a budget amendment at this session.
