Residents urge stormwater fixes, question hydrant testing; mayor asks for opposition letters on PCLP rate changes
Public commenters raised stormwater and hydrant testing concerns; Mayor Cory Homer asked residents to submit opposition letters about proposed PCLP electric-rate increases and provided administrative dates and resources.
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Several residents used the public-comment period to raise service and infrastructure concerns. Dimitri Roby said stormwater runoff from a business adjacent to his home is not being captured as described and is running onto Pennsylvania Avenue and 2nd Street; council and staff took the concern as a complaint for follow-up. Kyle Innella asked when hydrants were last tested for flow; Municipal Authority representatives Dave Clark and Eddie Addison said hydrants have been tested and invited Innella to a Municipal Authority workshop on Feb. 26 at 5:00 pm to review service dates.
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