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Engineers present South Bend water system plan and efficiency goals at public hearing
Summary
City engineers presented a water system plan and water-use-efficiency goals during a public hearing that ran from 5:54 to 6:23 p.m.; the presentation opened for public questions and comment afterward.
City of South Bend staff held a public hearing on the municipal water system plan at the Feb. 23 council meeting. Engineer Dominic Miller and Project Manager Eric Noah presented the plan and outlined the City's water-use-efficiency objectives; the hearing opened at 5:54 p.m. and concluded at 6:23 p.m.
Council members and the public were given opportunity for comments and questions after the presentation. The minutes record the presentation and the stated water-use-efficiency goals but do not include numeric adoption language or a formal council vote on the plan at this meeting. The matter was discussed as a public hearing item and received Council review and public input.
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