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Council adopts water-waste rules on second reading
Summary
Council unanimously passed ordinance 2026-15 on second reading to repeal and reenact water-waste code language, after staff confirmed there are no additional resident meter costs tied to the provisions.
The Longmont City Council on April 14 adopted ordinance 2026-15 on second reading, updating the city'9s municipal code related to waste of water.
Staff indicated no presentation was required and were available for questions. Council Member Prito asked whether the ordinance would require new meters or impose additional costs on residents; the utilities director replied that meter replacement is part of an ongoing program with roughly 3,000 meters replaced a year and that the ordinance does not impose additional costs for the new meters.
Council opened and closed the public hearing with no speakers, then voted to pass and adopt the ordinance unanimously.
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