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AGENDA ITEM #9.1 <br /> city of <br /> Pequot <br /> Lakes— -- <br /> REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL <br /> Report Prepared by: Deb Marty <br /> Date: August 7, 2018 <br /> Subiect: Utility Bill Discussion <br /> Report: Jeff Traxler, 31394 Paul Circle, Pequot Lakes, requested to address <br /> the Council regarding a high usage utility bill that he received in December for <br /> water usage from October 24th to November 20th. The meter reading taken on <br /> November 20th indicated water usage of 40,900 gallons. A service order was <br /> created to research the high usage on November 21 St. Jake Freeman from the Pine <br /> River Area Sanitary District (PRASD) met with Mr. Tr�ler to review the steps of <br /> testing the meter and verified it was working properly. A second service order was <br /> created on December 27th after receiving a phone call from Mr. Traxler. Andy <br /> Schwartz from the PRASD met with Mr. Traxler and tested the meter to verify it <br /> was again working properly. Mr. Schwartz indicated a sink, toilet, hose, etc. may <br /> have been running unnoticed during this time frame since usage was normal before <br /> and after the high usage for one month. <br /> Council Action Requested: Council discussion and possible direction to Staff <br /> regarding Mr. Tr�ler's high water usage. <br />
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