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Comptroller asks council to correct minor errors in 2026 fee schedule
Summary
Tony Tracy told the council several water and sewer rates in the December-adopted consolidated fee schedule were transcribed incorrectly and will be returned next week with a resolution and updated spreadsheet reflecting the billing-system rates.
Tony Tracy, the city comptroller, told the council that several rates in the consolidated 2026 fee schedule adopted in December contain transcription errors and should be corrected. He said the billing system already uses the correct numbers and asked the council to authorize returning an updated resolution next week that attaches a corrected fee schedule.
Tracy read the corrections he will propose: the residential water minimum should be $39.26 (the published spreadsheet showed $38.24); the sewer rate should be $8.96 (published as $8.77); the industrial water rate should be $99.49 (published as $95.80); and industrial sewer should be $22.84 (published as $21.88). Tracy offered to distribute the corrected schedule to council members for review before the resolution is returned.
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