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Mendon staff proposes wording changes to Subdivision Code 7.16 on water meters; commission moves to approve
Summary
Mendon Public Works requested edits to Subdivision Code 7.16 to specify “culinary city water meters,” clarify meter placement (‘front of the home’), and require meters be accessible to city workers. The Planning & Zoning Commission agreed and a motion to approve the language was moved and seconded.
Public Works Director Kirk Taylor asked the Mendon Planning & Zoning Commission on Feb. 19 to tweak the city’s Subdivision Code 7.16 to clarify water-meter language and access. Taylor recommended replacing the phrase “city water meters” with “culinary city water meters,” changing “front side of the home” to “front of the home,” and adding that meters “will not be behind a fence and will be made accessible to city workers at all times.”
Commissioners discussed the wording and indicated agreement. Chair Keilani Ludlow moved to approve the proposed edits to 7.16, and Commissioner Valarie Theurer seconded the motion. The transcript records the motion and second but does not record a roll-call tally; the item was prepared to move forward for subsequent review (the commission recorded agreement in the meeting discussion).
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