City of Green Isle City Council Meeting (09/08/2026)
25:18 It's nice to see we're average when it comes to the water rates and sewer rates because I know that's been a concern brought forth.Play from 25:18
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25:18 It's nice to see we're average when it comes to the water rates and sewer rates because I know that's been a concern brought forth.Play from 25:18
34:43 Honorable Mayor and Council, as many of people have noticed, we haven't received much rain as of late in the State Department of Natural Resources sent out notice recently that we are going to have to reduce water consumption on the public water supply.Play from 34:43
47:08 Number three, that the proposed use will not degrade the water quality of the county. Staff analysis states, "While septic is a potential threat to groundwater, the applicants intend to provide portable toilets and hash…Play from 47:08
29:13 Yeah. I mean this it's good that the question came up but that would be something that I could and we've had discussions as you know at scale where they've talked about um various uh groundwater work that they've done as…Play from 29:13
1:25:49 Yeah. And the water rate study Yeah. That's whenever it's appropriate. Just again, walking through that process. All right, let's get to our talking points.Play from 1:25:49
51:54 …sar ton t deb teaakxpon expense typically born by the RPU, what other water rate pairs. And so there's a portion of that er s dt ntti f t bhe trveiz I n ese tal b that could be collected by future water main connection fees for other developments that would be…Play from 51:54
23:10 And uh if we looked at a 75% 25% split between those two utilities, again, trying to solve for the full full $2.4 million, you'd have to raise your sewer rates by about 40% and your water rates by about 20%.Play from 23:10
18:53 I know we are in a drought, so we’re seeing some excessive things in excessive times. But this is even with that. If I look at it, the the stats over here on the right show, then, uh, NOAA rainfall for the area through April through today’s date.Play from 18:53
1:02:37 It was It was like a $30 jump. Current current four person 174 up to 220. Yeah. Current 174 up to 220. If the water rates were adjusted so that 100,000% And is that average 100,000 the numbers that were plugged into the work…Play from 1:02:37
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