electric meter replacements
Replacing old electric meters with newer ones across local homes and businesses
Whether WPPI approves the 0% borrowing and, if so, when the city places the meter order and sets a replacement schedule.
Typically discussed at Public Utilities Committee. Check back when the next agenda is published.
Utility staff tied a second electric meter order to a proposed $494,000, 10-year, 0% WPPI borrowing package. They said the meter order (and substation security cameras) were on hold until WPPI acts, with a decision expected around March 18.
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Utility staff discussed a proposed $494,000, 10-year, 0% WPPI borrowing package covering multiple items, including a second electric meter order.
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Staff said the second electric meter order was on hold until WPPI approval, expected to be considered at WPPI’s March 18 meeting.
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Staff said electrical substation security cameras were also on hold until WPPI approval.
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Staff included an emergency generator transfer switch for the Water Utility as another item in the same WPPI borrowing package.
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