Commission approves WSRLA application for Waterline Replacement Phase 2
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted Resolution No. R2026-05 to apply for a Water Supply Revolving Loan Account agreement for Waterline Replacement Phase 2 and designate a repayment source; staff indicated the city is on a list for $4 million of loan forgiveness matched dollar-for-dollar.
On Aug. 4 the Gallipolis City Commission adopted Resolution No. R2026-05 on second reading, authorizing the city manager to apply for, accept and enter into a Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) agreement on behalf of the city for construction of water facilities (Waterline Replacement Phase 2) and to designate a dedicated repayment source.
City Manager John Westfall noted the project planning underway and said the city "is on the list for a $4 million loan forgiveness that is matched dollar for dollar, and we will need to determine the size of the project we can afford to do." Commissioner Michael W. Brown moved to adopt the resolution; Commissioner Michael D. Carter seconded. The roll call vote was unanimous in favor.
The action advances the city's ability to secure WSRLA financing for the next phase of waterline replacement; staff said additional scoping and a work session will be needed to match project scope to available funding.
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