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Board receives correspondence on Spectrum rate increase and Repsol compressor removal request
Summary
The board received letters noting a Spectrum rate increase of $5–$10 per month for customers and a New York State PSC notice that Repsol requested removal of a compressor at the Catlin Hill Compressor Station; the board placed correspondence on file.
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The Town of Catlin board received several pieces of correspondence at the Jan. 8 meeting and moved to receive and place them on file.
The minutes list a Spectrum letter indicating a planned rate increase of $5 to $10 per month for customers and a New York State Public Service Commission notice that Repsol is requesting permission to remove an existing compressor at the Catlin Hill Compressor Station. The board also noted an invitation from the Beaver Valley Fire Company to its Feb. 7, 2026 banquet (RSVP by Jan. 19) and a letter of interest from Coleen Austin for the town hall custodian position.
The minutes record receipt and filing of the correspondence but do not show any deliberation or action on the Spectrum or Repsol items at the meeting.
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