Residents raise drought-plan, ADA and billing concerns during public comment
During public comment at the April 21 meeting residents urged Orland to engage in the Glenn County drought resilience process before April 30, questioned ADA access at the Carnegie building, and expressed concern about a burn-notice included with water bills and its code-enforcement implications.
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Multiple residents used the public-comment period to raise issues ranging from drought planning to ADA accessibility and billing notices. Susie Smith provided an update on the Glenn County Draft Drought Resilience Plan and reminded the council the public comment period closes April 30. Janet Jonte said she observed a lack of Orland representation on the drought task force and recommended the council appoint a representative.
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