Planning commission urges hydraulic modeling, pressure limits for new subdivisions
Monroe Planning Commission recommended the City require developer-paid hydraulic modeling for subdivisions of three or more lots, consider increasing ERC allotments for non-irrigated homes, and halt new subdivisions in the 'red zone' until infrastructure improvements are made; the Council asked for ordinance language and agreed to place the items on a future agenda.
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The Monroe Planning Commission asked the City Council on March 24 to adopt ordinances to address chronic water-pressure concerns in the city’s red zone.
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