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City manager and DPW discuss water‑ordinance revisions, irrigation meter policy

Gladwin Committee of the Whole · October 2, 2025
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Summary

City Manager Kimberly Hines and DPW Supervisor Jeff Graham reviewed a revised water ordinance that would allow up to two irrigation meters for residential and commercial properties if cross‑connection standards are met; the transcript says meters must be purchased by the city.

City Manager Kimberly Hines told council the water ordinance has been revised and is under discussion. DPW Supervisor Jeff Graham said the draft would allow residential and commercial properties to have two meters for irrigation provided they meet cross‑connection standards.

Graham also stated that meters must be purchased by the city. The committee discussed the proposed language but the transcript does not show any formal adoption, specific cross‑connection standards, or a timeline for implementation.