City Council Meeting August 25, 2026
28:15 So, it' be 4.1 million is what we'd have to loan. Um, and then if you look at a 30-year loan with 3% interest, basically the water rate goes up by about $30 a little over $30.Play from 28:15
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28:15 So, it' be 4.1 million is what we'd have to loan. Um, and then if you look at a 30-year loan with 3% interest, basically the water rate goes up by about $30 a little over $30.Play from 28:15
1:03:13 I think we need to move. We've done a water rate analysis and I'll probably bring that to the council maybe next council meeting to start letting you look at water rates.Play from 1:03:13
1:39:54 Well, you're in a drought. We've been in unusual drought and I just I totally get your point. Could there be a series of storms that do that could require that?Play from 1:39:54
14:05 I served on a waterboard soldier Summit Water District for seven, six years, seven years, you know, and I never got done. And then all of a sudden, they did give us some money at least to cover our expenses.Play from 14:05
2:12:49 …that's kind of where I'm thinking it's like we're it feels like we're struggling just to keep our flow rates as they should be especially in a drought year like this year but in in in when we have abundant years um do we…Play from 2:12:49
51:18 Now, caveat this by saying all of this funding comes from uh our water is an enterprise fund as you guys know. So, all of this money comes from water rates is how we have to pay for these projects.Play from 51:18
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