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Residents urge Clean Water Services audit and a June proclamation for LGBTQ community; council proclaims Arbor Day
Summary
At the April 1 Sherwood City Council meeting, residents urged the council to push Clean Water Services for an audit and to issue a June proclamation recognizing the LGBTQ community; the council read and proclaimed Arbor Day for April 25 and staff described a tree-planting event.
Two members of the public used the city’s citizen-comment period on April 1 to press the City Council for follow-up actions: one asked the council to push Clean Water Services to audit itself and reconsider proposed rate increases; another asked the council to issue a June proclamation recognizing the LGBTQ community. The council also read a proclamation declaring April 25 as Arbor Day.
Nancy Taylor, a Sherwood resident, asked council members whether they planned to follow up on information she had provided about Clean Water Services and its proposed rate…
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