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Council introduces Water Conservation Plan; public hearing required before adoption
Summary
Council members were presented a draft water conservation plan prepared by the city engineer and agreed the plan must be noticed for a public hearing before adoption as city code.
The Corinne City Council was introduced to a draft water conservation plan prepared by the city engineer and discussed next steps to adopt the plan as city code.
Council members said the plan is 26 pages long and will be made available to the public; the plan must be considered at a public hearing before the council can adopt it into code. The engineer prepared the draft, and members suggested the plan would be run in the local paper and copies made available at city hall prior to the hearing.
Members asked whether there were concerns or requested changes; none were raised that altered the council’s decision to schedule a public hearing. The council instructed staff to publish notice and provide copies for review in advance of the hearing.
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