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Long Valley Sewer seeks MOU with Glendale to process hookup permits; proposal to relabel 'TV' utility charge
Summary
Long Valley Sewer president JD Maxwell proposed a Memorandum of Understanding for the town to process sewer hookup permits and retain permit fees; the sewer board also prefers percentage-based administrative fees and recommended renaming a 'TV' utility line to 'Broadcast Communications' or add 'EMS' for clarity.
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JD Maxwell, identified as president of the Long Valley Sewer, reported the sewer district had lowered commercial rates and proposed finalizing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in which the town would handle sewer hookup permit processing and retain the permit fees as compensation for administrative work.
Maxwell also discussed utility billing and customer confusion over a line labeled "TV" that supports emergency communications; he said the sewer and garbage boards prefer a percentage-based administrative fee and suggested renaming the line to "Broadcast Communications" or adding "EMS" to clarify its purpose and reduce complaints. The boards will work to finalize the agreements and administrative structures.
