Pinellas Park council adopts broad utility code changes after debate over master‑meter billing
The council unanimously passed Ordinance 4269 to move utility fees to ordinance, clarify billing practices and authorize a stormwater mitigation credit program. Mobile‑home park representatives warned master‑meter billing could raise costs for low‑income residents; staff said program details will return to council.
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The Pinellas Park City Council on Aug. 8 unanimously adopted Ordinance 4269, a sweeping update to the city's utility code that moves fee-setting to ordinance, clarifies billing procedures for potable and reclaimed water and sanitary sewer service, and authorizes a stormwater mitigation credit program.
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