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Mosier updates: Joint Use Facility funding setbacks, limited outside water service and rising dumping reported
Summary
Council received staff updates on Joint Use Facility funding gaps, potential water service to non-city residents with conditions, and an uptick in public dumping; staff will develop fee schedules and enforcement options.
Mayor Witt Anderson reported that funds expected from a House Bill and a Christmas Tree Fund for the Joint Use Facility fell through and the city may need to scale back design plans. City Manager Andrea Rogers said contractors have requested permission to supply water to properties outside the city; staff will allow residential-only service only if it will not affect existing city customers and will develop a fee schedule for council review.
Rogers also reported an increase in household trash being dumped in public spaces and said staff is exploring options to address illegal dumping. Action items include developing a fee schedule for water service outside city limits and deciding whether to restrict facility gate access if passes are not received on time.
