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Council authorizes meter, funds boring for Bradley property; agrees to $5 increase to water minimums
Summary
The council authorized setting up a meter and hiring TC Underground to bore a service line to a Bradley property at city expense (estimated $1,000–$3,000) and agreed to raise the water minimum charge by $5 to offset increased costs from Public Wholesale Water Supply District #20.
Caleb Ironsyde told the council TC Underground estimated boring a service line to a Bradley property would cost between $1,000 and $3,000 depending on ground conditions. Adam Clark moved to set up a meter for the property and to hire TC Underground to perform the boring at the city's expense; Pam Koerner seconded and the motion carried.
Later the council discussed 2026 water rates to cover an increase from Public Wholesale Water Supply District #20 and agreed that raising the minimum water charge by $5 would be the best approach to absorb the higher wholesale cost. The minutes do not provide the current minimum or the effective date for the rate change.
