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REP 18-313

National League of Cities Service Line Warranty Program Details: Staff introduced the National League of Cities Service Line Warranty Program at the City Council's April 2, 2018 Workshop. The program is administered by the Utility Service Partners and offers an optional warranty to homeowners within the City for a monthly fee that covers repairs or replacements for the portion of the water and sewer service lines that are the homeowner’s responsibility. At the conclusion of the April 2nd Workshop, the City Council expressed potential interest in moving forward with the Program. Staff presented the attached proposed agreement with Utility Service Partners that offers a Non-Royalty Service Line Warranty Program for residents of the City. Presenter: Steve Wall, Public Works Director

Informational Report Meeting Item Introduced July 6, 2018

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Review of Marking Agreement With Utility Service Partners, Inc. - Service Line Warranty Program Blaine, MN
Committee
CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP
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Public Works
Introduced
July 6, 2018
On agenda
July 16, 2018

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