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The committee approved a plan to help about four remaining Babcock-Meersman neighborhood homes connect to municipal water, with the city waiving standard connection fees and offering five-year, 0% financing for eligible costs.
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The city is moving ahead with a program to finish a long-running water connection project in the Babcock-Meersman neighborhood. It will help the remaining homes switch from private wells to the public water system, which is meant to improve drinking water reliability, fire protection, and long-term public health. The city estimated the project would average about $7,500 per home, with standard connection fees waived and repayments spread over 60 months through utility bills.
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