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Plevna council approves resident's request to tie shop into neighbor's water line with meter and easement conditions
Summary
The council approved Joe Nussbuam’s request to tie his shop into a water line on Mylen Bohles’s property, requiring a separate meter, an easement from the property owner, and responsibility for service-line maintenance and garbage service.
The Plevna Town Council approved a request by resident Joe Nussbuam to connect a shop (with a small bathroom) to the water line on the property of Mylen Bohles, contingent on conditions the council outlined. Mayor Gary Thielen said the hookup must have its own meter and that "Joe's usage would have to be subtracted from Mylen's usage, as Mylen's is metered right at the pit," and that the new user would be responsible for the service line from the main meter onward and for garbage service.
Joe Nussbuam told the council he would secure an easement from Mylen Bohles if the hookup were approved. Councilwoman Michele Gray moved to accept the hookup and Councilwoman Promise Miller seconded; the motion carried with a recorded Aye: 4, Nay: 0. The record notes a hook-up fee and that the town pays half the meter cost; the exact connection fee amount was not specified in the meeting record.
