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Residents expressed frustration that the city remained in Stage 4 water restrictions while the region had moved to Stage 2. The Council voted to align the city with the regional Stage 2 status.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Requires an initial reservation payment of $27,000 per million gallons per day, with future costs to be determined.
The city's long-term water security and future development capacity.
None currently, but taxpayers face potential financial risk if the project fails or costs escalate.
Facilitates the construction of a new retail automotive store.
This allows the school to operate with fewer spaces by relocating buses and vans, helping them meet code requirements.
Advances the development of a sports complex near the base.
This project will allow for the construction of two new retail buildings in the area.
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The city is dealing with drought-related water leaks and is encouraging residents to use a new app to monitor their usage and avoid high sewer bills.