From the Summit Daily News (Caitlin Row):
Town manager Devin Granbery said council will take a second look at the proposal and host public comment during the March 16 town meeting — it starts at 6 p.m.
Dillon’s town staff say they need to increase rates to maintain the water and sewer fund into the future. This includes funding for operation, maintenance and capital projects. Town treasurer Carrie McDonald said that necessary capital improvements — like a water storage tank, the Old Dillon Reservoir and “membrane replacement” at the treatment plant — have been put off because they town simply can’t afford it now.
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