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City director previews fall gardening seminar, iMonitor water app uptake and upcoming rental-housing ordinance
Summary
Corey, the city director, updated the commission on a fall gardening seminar at Emory Center, said over 79% of homes with city water meters are signed up for the iMonitor leak-notification app, previewed Main Street construction tied to the 2020 bond program, and said a legislative update and a two-part rental-housing ordinance will appear on the next agenda.
At the start of the session, Corey (the city director) delivered a brief staff report highlighting upcoming events and policy updates. He announced a fall gardening seminar scheduled for Saturday the 16th at the Grand Hall at Emory Center and encouraged commissioners and residents to attend.
Corey reported that the city has enrolled more than 79% of meter-equipped households in the iMonitor water app, which the city says will notify users of slow leaks so homeowners can address issues before they become costly. "If you have not signed up for it yet, itll notify you if there's a slow leak," Corey said, urging sign-ups.
He also updated the commission on Main Street construction between Davis Boulevard and Anton, noting the work is part of the citys 2020 bond program and includes utility updates and sidewalk work. Corey said the city will hold multiple budget open-house events across neighborhoods so residents can review the proposed budget and bring questions.
Looking ahead, Corey said the commissions next meeting will include a legislative update focused on the regular session and legislation signed to date, and a presentation on a two-part rental-housing ordinance covering single-family and short-term rental components. He advised commissioners that staff will outline timelines and opportunities for commission involvement on the rental-housing ordinance.
No formal actions were taken in the directors report portion of the meeting; staff simply placed the items on the commissions radar for future consideration.
