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Mayor Pro Tem raises alarm over rising water usage

June 28, 2024 | Arroyo Grande City, San Luis Obispo County, California



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Mayor Pro Tem raises alarm over rising water usage
In a recent government meeting, Mayor Pro Tem Guthrie clarified his position regarding a sales tax proposal, stating he did not oppose the measure itself but voted against a related budget amendment that included additional personnel. This clarification aimed to address misunderstandings raised during public comments.

The meeting progressed to the consent agenda, where items 9a through 9i were discussed. Council member Mike raised concerns about a significant 22% increase in water usage compared to the previous June, emphasizing the need for vigilance in managing water resources, especially in light of potential drought conditions. He noted that while current water supplies remain adequate, sustained high usage could jeopardize future availability.

Following this discussion, the council unanimously approved the consent agenda items. The meeting concluded swiftly, with no public hearings or additional council communications, and was adjourned without entering a scheduled closed session. The brevity of the meeting was noted, as only three council members were present.

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