Humane Society seeks repayment plan for $105,826 in utility charges; council to codify agreement
May 13, 2026
County staff reported the Humane Society for Greater Lafayette owes $105,826.38 in utilities dating to July 2024 because utilities were not transferred to the tenant; the shelter requested a $5,000/month repayment plan (about 21 months) and the council asked for written insurance documentation and a formal repayment agreement.
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County staff told the council the Humane Society for Greater Lafayette, a tenant at the former extension office property now used as an animal shelter, owes the county $105,826.38 in utilities that were not transferred to the tenant's name after the lease began in August 2024. The county representative said the balance includes water, sewage, electric, gas and camera-monitoring charges and asked the council and commissioners to authorize a repayment arrangement.
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