Wellsville-Mendon Conservation District public meetings in 2024
4 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Trustees
The Wellsville-Mendon Conservation District Board of Trustees will discuss water transfers, hear an update from Franson Engineering, and review the Water Master Report. The board will also consider approval of minutes from November 5, 2024, and payment of bills. No detailed proposals or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.
- Water Transfers discussion
- Franson Engineering report
- Water Master Report review
- Approval of minutes from November 5, 2024
- Approval of bills for payment
Board of Trustees
The Wellsville-Mendon Conservation District Board of Trustees will meet to approve bills and the third quarter financial statement. The board will also discuss water transfers and receive a report from the Water Master.
- Approval of third quarter Financial Statement
- Water Transfers
- Franson Engineering
- Water Master Report
- Approval of bills for payment
Board of Trustees
The Wellsville-Mendon Conservation District Board of Trustees will consider approving new water rates and discuss water transfers. Other business includes storm water and canal crossings with Bill Young and Matt Phillips, an update from Franson Engineering, and the Water Master Report. The board will also approve minutes from the August 6 meeting and bills for payment.
- Review and approve new water rates
- Water transfers discussion
- Bill Young and Matt Phillips – storm water and canal crossings
- Franson Engineering update
- Water Master Report
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will discuss and vote on a proposed water rate increase. Municipal and industrial (M&I) water would rise to $70 per acre foot, and agricultural water to $45 per acre foot. The meeting is otherwise procedural with no other agenda items listed.
- Proposed M&I water rate increase to $70 per acre foot
- Proposed agricultural water rate increase to $45 per acre foot
- Public hearing or discussion on rate changes likely included