MUB Minutes from 2007 - 2013 and 2019 with Charter MUB /Creation/Amendment 2006

Catherine M Macera
Jul 24, 2019
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2007

JAN

MAR

APR

Method of Water Treatment

Clark mentioned that Little Falls treats their water with UV. UV kills the bacteria but is not always reliable. We questioned which would be better; UV or the Solar Bee. Clark will ask McDonald Engineering for their opinion.

The Village stopped paying electric bills in March of 2005. The village owes $287,586.65 in arrears to the Electric Department. They have agreed to repay this debt by making monthly payments {Or a term of 30 years with 3% interest beginning June l , 2007. They have also agreed to begin paying new bills on a monthly basis as of April l, 2007.

APR 16

AUG

ATTN: a. Aging Infrastructure Concerns Due to the other items on the agenda, the MUB Members decided to address these issues at the September 17, 2007 Meeting.

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

A discussion was held regarding the letter sent to customers outlining the new electric deposit program. Trustee Bechard asked if someone moving from one apartment to another in the Village would have to pay the deposit. The MUB stated that they felt that only new customers would be paying the deposit, not existing customers.

DEC 17

2008

JAN

The primary focus of the MUB meeting centered on the second of two engineering presentations regarding the replacement of Filters #5 and #6.

Both, of these presentations were excellent and offered two significantly different approaches to the Village's water and infrastructure problems

FEB

MAR 3

MAR 17

APR

that the following policy and procedures should replace, the policies and procedures implemented January I St 2008.

a) New accounts require the presentation of commonly accepted identification only, by new applicants; and upon presentation of such, are exempt from a new account deposit, unless there are other mitigating circumstances, such as: outstanding electric bills, comprising two months’ worth of outstanding debt, previous delinquency or shut off, or are "seasonal users. These policies apply to applicants regardless if they are homeowners or renters.

b) The amount for the deposit shall be determined, based on whether or not, electricity is the primary source of heating; in which case, the amount will be based on a two-month average, during the peak heating season, for that particular accounts past usage during these times.

APR 22

MAY

JUNE 2

JUNE 16

JULY 14

JULY 21

2009

APR

MAY

JUNE

JULY

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OCT

NOV

DEC

2010

JAN

JAN 25

FEB

MAR

MAR 15

MAR 29

APR

MAY

MAY 24

2011

JAN

ATTN: • Larry to check on status of USDA loan. • Bob will check on Water Bond status.

FEB

MAR

APR

2012

MAY

JUNE

AUG

Backhoe: The Water Department has the money available, in their loan fund, to purchase a new backhoe for approx. $78,000.00. In turn, Water would give their current hoe to DPW. DPW would sell their backhoe. MUB requests financials from Village Treasurer Connie Gagliardi, and tables motion. Any monies gained by DPW in selling their backhoe should go to the Water Department, to offset their purchase of a new backhoe.

WELLS - Reservoir # 3 : it is currently used sparingly. If it were to be used more, #3 would be an asset to the overall water department. Would water be softer if #3 were online? It is believed that its valves aren't working properly. How costly would the repairs be?

SEPT