Paullyn Carey

This document outlines the industrial water and sewer rate information for the City of Huron, South Dakota. It presents recommended rate adjustments for industrial customers based on a study determining the financial needs of the Water and Sewer Departments. Key recommendations include increases for Water Department Monthly Customer Service Charges for larger meters, adjustments to reduced water rates for large industrial customers, lower sewer usage rates for customers conveying sewage directly to the Wastewater Facility, and a decrease in surcharges for BOD and TSS. The plan details proposed annual rates and surcharges extending through 2030.

This document outlines a series of planned infrastructure projects scheduled between 2024 and 2026. The key focus areas include water main replacements, comprehensive street maintenance (milling, asphalt overlay, chip sealing, crack sealing, paving), sanitary sewer main lining, and improvements to drainage and lift stations. The plan aims to maintain and upgrade critical municipal infrastructure.

This Facilities Plan outlines infrastructure improvements for Huron, South Dakota, from 2022 to 2026. The plan addresses existing deficiencies, replaces aging infrastructure, and supports continued growth through several key initiatives: water main replacement, water meter upgrades, sanitary sewer collection improvements, lift station replacement, SCADA system enhancements, and the fairgrounds storm sewer project. The strategic direction involves phasing these projects over multiple years, utilizing ARPA funds, and adhering to a capital improvement plan to manage progress and finances.

The ordinance discusses the appropriation of funds to meet the obligations of the municipality. It covers allocations for various departments within the General Fund, Special Revenue Funds, Debt Service Funds, and Enterprise Funds. It also details the revenue allocation strategy, specifying how taxes and miscellaneous revenues from different sources are to be credited to the respective funds.

The ordinance addresses the failure to provide proper funds in the annual appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year 2024. It supplements and appropriates funds for various departments, including the Governing Board, Engineering, Police, Parks and Recreation, Central Park/Splash, Water Fund, Sewer Fund, Airport Fund, and Golf Fund. These funds are allocated for miscellaneous expenses, parking ramp maintenance, salaries, machinery and equipment, softball improvements, pool improvements, water treatment, water meter replacement, watermain replacement, sewer treatment, AIP projects, and golf course improvements.