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Council approves water contract with Michigan City
Summary
The Village of Michiana Council voted 3–0 to approve a water contract with Michigan City; attorney said the village lost a separate Court of Appeals case and will await MML counsel on next steps.
The Village of Michiana Council voted unanimously to approve a water contract with Michigan City during its Aug. 9 meeting.
Brian Cassidy made the motion to approve the contract and Mike Mumper seconded; the roll call vote was 3 ayes and 0 nays. The approval was announced as part of the meeting’s Old Business items. The contract was presented to the council without further public amendments during the session.
Village Attorney Sara Senica also updated the council on unrelated litigation, stating the village "lost to the Court of Appeals" in its case with New Buffalo Township and that she is waiting to hear from the Michigan Municipal League attorney about next steps. The council did not take additional action on the litigation at the meeting.
The water contract approval is expected to clarify operational arrangements between the Village of Michiana and Michigan City; councilors and staff did not provide further public details on contract terms during the meeting.
