Colorado Springs Utilities Board Agenda and Minutes
The board discussed multiple operational and financial items, including the initiation of a Water Shortage Preparation stage, electric and gas cost adjustment filings, and authorization for land easement acquisitions for the Kelker to South Plant Transmission Project. The board also received compliance reports on infrastructure, risk management, and economic development, and reviewed year-end performance scorecards. Additionally, they reviewed proposed natural gas service boundary adjustments for Sterling Ranch and Sun Hills, and deliberated on updates to city code and council rules regarding rate change processes. The board also conducted an executive session for the CEO's year-end performance review.
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The Board discussed customer concerns regarding Senate Bill 26-022 and the operational status of the Ray Nixon Power Plant. Recognition was given for the company's designation as a 2026 Military Friendly Employer. Presentations included an update on the Arkansas Water Sharing Program involving local farming partnerships, the Electric Large Load Rate Schedule, and the Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) Acceleration Plan, which involves a temporary natural gas bill rider. Additionally, the Board reviewed various intergovernmental agreements, including the Northern Monument Creek Interceptor project, regional service agreements with metropolitan districts, and a water-sharing agreement with the City of Aurora. Proposed natural gas service boundary adjustments were reviewed, and potential changes to the City Code and Council rules regarding the rate change process were discussed, followed by an executive session.