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June 01, 2026 Ordinance Committee Meeting

Monday, Jun 1, 2026

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Net Metering Ordinance Revisions Recommended for Approval

The commission discussed and recommended for approval revisions to the net metering ordinance. These revisions, required by SA, update the ordinance to 2026, cap solar capacity at 25KW, and modify insurance requirements. A minor error regarding a million-dollar coverage amount on the agreement forms was noted and will be corrected. The ordinance aims to establish guidelines for commercial wind and solar energy facilities, ensuring compliance with state law while being as strict as possible within those bounds. The commission also discussed its applicability to the proposed community solar project on Mazetown highway, noting that current residents in the area are not served by Amron, thus would not benefit. The commission concluded that the ordinance does not need to be changed to address the community solar project, and it will be sent to the city council for further review.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

New Application and Deposit Process for Contractor Utility Services Approved

The commission addressed the process for contractors applying for utility services, specifically for construction. Currently, contractors use building permits to initiate utility services without a formal application or deposit. The discussion focused on implementing a standardized application process for all utility services (electric, water, gas, sewer) and requiring a deposit, similar to residential customers. This aims to address instances where contractors have left unpaid utility bills, leading to outstanding debts. The proposed process includes contractors filling out an application and paying a $350 deposit, which can be applied to their final bill or refunded after account closure if payments are timely. The commission decided to move forward with this change, requiring an application and deposit for each house built.

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