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Resident asks whether Nutter Run replacement will raise water rates; mayor says project is already funded
Summary
Resident Shirley Sheets asked if a Nutter Run water line replacement would trigger a 12% rate increase; Mayor Rezin Hudkins stated the project was already funded and would not create a future increase. The council’s reports confirmed work beginning July 16, 2026.
During public comment, resident Shirley Sheets asked whether an upcoming water replacement project on Nutter Run would result in a 12% water-rate increase. Mayor Rezin Hudkins responded that the Nutter Run project was already funded and would not cause a future increase.
Treasurer Leslie Cummings and the written Public Works report confirmed the water line replacement was scheduled to begin on Thursday, July 16, 2026, and that tie-in work was planned to start that week. Council did not propose or adopt any immediate rate changes at the meeting.
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