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Committee hears update on water rebates, smart meters and drought planning; customer portal delayed
Summary
Staff reported increased toilet-replacement rebates and irrigation rebate changes, said smart-meter billing tests will delay the customer portal beyond October, and discussed drought contingency planning and meter-replacement efforts.
City staff updated the committee on water-conservation programs, smart-meter testing and drought contingency planning. Alex, a city staff member, said the city has approved 117 toilet replacements and 14 irrigation-checkup rebates; the irrigation rebate will increase from $50 to $75 in the next fiscal year beginning in October to encourage participation.
On smart meters, staff said the utility is running internal billing tests to resolve errors…
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