The proposed natural gas aggregation program for the City of Lima will not appear on the November 7th ballot but will be revisited over the coming months.
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LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Lima City Council voted on bringing the issue of electric aggregation to the ballot in May.
Commissioners are working with Palmer Energy to create a natural gas aggregation program. The first step is going to the voters. There will be language on the November ballot that registered voters in the unincorporated areas of Allen County to approve or reject the creation of the program. The county has had an electrical aggregation program for years that has saved consumers a great deal of money. They hope that the natural gas aggregation program will do the same.
More than a decade ago, voters in the unincorporated areas of Allen County approved electric aggregation which has provided savings to consumers. Commissioners believe that gas aggregation could do the same. Several municipalities including Elida and Van Wert have already passed it and commissioners say it is time to look into the possibility.