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KCUD votes to tell Kipling Water Association it will not take over operations
Summary
Commissioner Tony Luke moved and the board unanimously approved sending a letter to Kipling Water Association saying the district is not in a position to take over or manage the association at this time.
At the Sept. 17 meeting, Commissioner Tony Luke moved that the Kemper County Utility District send a letter to Kipling Water Association informing the association that the district is not in a position to take over or manage its water association. Bobby McDade seconded the motion, and the board voted unanimously in favor (yea: Morgan, McDade, Wilkerson, Luke, Alsobrooks).
The minutes record the motion and unanimous approval but do not include details explaining the district's reasons or any conditions under which it might assume management in the future. The board indicated the decision was made after feedback from the Kemper County Board of Supervisors and prior communication from Kipling Water Association.
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