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of the weight based on the usage and what they are putting through the system. He thought it seemed to be a little light compared to the residential. Mr. Freihammer noted he will bring this information up to the Finance Department so when this is looked at by the consultant in 2024 this can be reviewed. Motion Vice Chair Mueller moved, Member Cicha seconded, to recommend the City Council approve the 2023 utility rate increases presented by the Finance Department. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Motion Member Hodder moved, Member Fergus seconded, to recommend the City take a look at the variance between commercial and residential rates. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. 6. County Road B Update Assistant Public Works Director/City Engineer Jennifer Lowry provided an update on County Road B and asked for feedback and a recommendation to the City Council on the layout. Member Fergus wondered if the City has looked into permeable pavers for this project. Mr. Freihammer explained the City has looked into permeable pavers and do have some in the City with mixed results. He explained the City will probably not do that on the roadway with this project. He noted this project will actually reduce stormwater thresholds and also reduce the impervious surface. Ms. Smith reviewed the travel route plan with the Commission. She also discussed how the assessment plan would work. Vice Chair Mueller thanked staff for the presentation. She asked if there was anyone in the public that would like to comment. Mr. Keith Wietecki, 2428 Farrington Circle, indicated he is a member of the Midland Hills Golf Course, and they are very concerned about what is going on and has been working with staff. The reason why the golf course is concerned is where the thirteenth green and tee is located will be affected. He noted a lot of the Page 3 of 5