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Supervisors note sharp CoStars salt price rise; keep original order quantity
Summary
CoStars notified municipalities of a planned salt price increase from $59.62 to $91.26 per ton and a change in required minimum take from 60% to 75%. Wayne Township discussed the notice and decided to leave its original order unchanged.
CoStars notified Wayne Township that salt pricing for the coming season will increase from $59.62 per ton to $91.26 per ton, and that member quantity rules have changed so municipalities are now required to take 75% of their order (up from 60%).
Supervisors discussed the notice and decided to leave the originally requested amount in place. CoStars recommended ordering before Nov. 1 to receive a 5% discount and said members may reduce the amount originally requested within seven business days of the notice; the township did not change its order during the June 22 meeting.
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