Meeting Agenda
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1. Open Meeting
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2. Roll Call
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3. Items of Business
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3.A. Consider the proposed Ordinance 2244 setting municipal electric rates
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3.B. Consider Airport Rules and Regulations
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3.C. Review and discuss Waste Connections proposal
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3.D. Consider the Special Exception Application from Andrew Hardenburger for Northern Natural Gas.
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3.E. Consider Resolution 2025-4 metering of solar generation facility
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3.F. Consider Resolution 2025-5 NPPD Agreement
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4. Officers' Reports
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5. Adjournment
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Agenda Item Details
Reload Your Meeting
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Meeting: | May 6, 2025 at 5:00 PM - Public Works Committee Meeting | ||
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1. Open Meeting
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2. Roll Call
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3. Items of Business
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3.A. Consider the proposed Ordinance 2244 setting municipal electric rates
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Discussion:
City Administrator, Tom Ourada, introduced rate consultant John Krajewski, with JK Energy, to explain the electrical rates and what he looks at when doing a rate study. John stated that based on the financial results put together, he is recommending two 7% rate increases over the next two fiscal years. Start implementing the first step on October 1st, 2025, and the second step on October 1st, 2026. There was further discussion on how this rate will affect large companies, as well as residential and general services. Rate comparison was discussed as well.
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3.B. Consider Airport Rules and Regulations
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Discussion:
City Administrator, Tom Ourada, stated that he had sent the rules and regulations with the changes to the council. Council agreed with the changes.
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3.C. Review and discuss Waste Connections proposal
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Discussion:
City Administrator, Tom Ourada, introduced Waste Connection to discuss their proposal. They discussed what they would charge for bulk pick-up and recycling pickup. Further discussion will be held in two weeks.
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3.D. Consider the Special Exception Application from Andrew Hardenburger for Northern Natural Gas.
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Discussion:
Andrew Hardenburger discussed that there is a high-consequence area caused by the Crete High School gymnasium, and they do not have the ability to shut off the line for pressure tests. They plan to relocate the Crete #1 TBA station to the north side of Martell Road by the take-off.
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3.E. Consider Resolution 2025-4 metering of solar generation facility
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Discussion:
City Administrator, Tom Ourada, explained how this is required by NPPD. This is for NPPD to install metering on the solar generation facility for Sandhills. This is needed for Sandhills to do test runs, get certified, and operate moving forward.
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3.F. Consider Resolution 2025-5 NPPD Agreement
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Discussion:
City Administrator, Tom Ourada, explained that this is the operation of the solar farm, and we have obligations with NPPD for severe overfault conditions. We are to provide overvoltage protection on NPPD's system. This agreement gives the City 3 years to tie into the fiber and have the landing points to signal to drop the solar farm and the generators.
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4. Officers' Reports
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5. Adjournment
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