Summary
Council moved to end the Indianbrook Operations Agreement; the Indianbrook area will keep getting city water through the Allen Water District, the same way out-of-city customers are served.
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Last discussed Feb 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
It could save taxpayers money by making sure massive tech companies pay their fair share for heavy water use instead of residential customers footing the bill.
Indianbrook area customers continue receiving city water under a simplified arrangement.
Tech companies and data center developers might face stricter rules, higher fees, or delays in setting up shop in Lima.
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Lima City Council Special Meeting - Feb 2, 2026
Council moved to end the Indianbrook Operations Agreement; the Indianbrook area will keep getting city water through the Allen Water District, the same way out-of-city customers are served.
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