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Commissioners authorize 30-month Palmer Energy agreement for county gas aggregation
Summary
After rescinding an earlier June 16 action, Ottawa County Commissioners authorized the County Administrator to accept Palmer Energy pricing and sign a 30-month Master Agreement for natural gas supply under the county's governmental aggregation program; the motion passed with two yea votes and one absence.
The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners on June 25 rescinded a prior June 16 motion regarding the County Administrator's acceptance of Palmer Energy pricing for the Gas Supplier Aggregation Program and then authorized the County Administrator to accept Palmer Energy's pricing and sign a Master Agreement for fixed pricing for competitive natural gas supply for the county's governmental aggregation program for a 30-month period. Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler moved both actions and Commissioner Donald A. Douglas seconded; each motion passed with Douglas and Coppeler voting yes and Mark W. Stahl absent.
The meeting record notes the Master Agreement has been approved by the Ottawa County Prosecuting Attorney. The board did not record the specific price in the public minutes; the action directs the County Administrator to execute the agreement under the terms approved by counsel and implement the fixed-price supply for county government aggregation accounts.
