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The Easton City Council will continue their discussion on whether to raise water and sewer rates at Monday evening’s regular monthly meeting.
They will meet at 6:30 at city hall.
In old business, they will discuss additional water and sewer items, including replacing media at the water plant and collection records at the water sample zone sites.
They will also discuss the status of the community center.
In new business, they will discuss the 2010 sewer fund audit, as well as nuisances accumulating at property near Barb Redieck and Shannan Hadley.
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