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Board approves March claims and issues credit after irrigation meter programming error
Summary
The board approved March 2026 claims and financial reports and authorized a credit to an affected account after a Compark Business Campus irrigation meter programming error overstated consumption; the credit and financials were approved by general consent.
The Stonegate Village Metropolitan District Board approved the March 2026 claims and financial reports and authorized a billing credit for an irrigation meter error at Compark Business Campus during its April 15 meeting.
Cathy Hamilton of Simmons Wheeler summarized the March claims and recommended acceptance of the financial reports; the board approved them by general consent. Hamilton also explained a program error in an irrigation water meter that caused an extra digit to be recorded, overstating metered consumption. The board approved issuing the appropriate credit to the affected account by general consent; the minutes do not provide a roll-call tally or the dollar amount of the credit.
Board members discussed whether other meters should be checked for the same programming fault and determined the affected account should receive the credit. The board did not request immediate additional information in the minutes but noted staff follow-up as needed.
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