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Residents raise snow-shoveling, water-bill and treasurer-office concerns; council approves small water contract change order and hears meter update
Summary
During public comment residents urged stronger enforcement of sidewalk snow removal and raised reports of large water bills; council approved a $5,832.45 water-main contract modification, heard that the AMI meter replacement is 74% complete, and the treasurer proposed extending the tax deadline and removing a $1 reprint fee.
Residents used the public-comment period to press the city about public-safety and billing issues. Angela Venegas (Dwight Street) told the council many businesses and residents are not shoveling sidewalks, creating hazards for children and bicyclists; she also asked what steps the city is taking to identify and enforce rules against short-term rentals (Airbnbs). Other residents reported unusually high water bills (one vacant home received a $1,200 bill) and long waits in the treasurer's office.
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