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Council advances ordinance to update Lantana's 10-year water-supply plan on first reading
Summary
On first reading the council adopted Ordinance O-04-2026 to update the town's comprehensive plan with a statutorily required 10-year water-supply plan; staff characterized the change as technical and required by state law.
The Lantana Town Council voted on first reading to adopt Ordinance O-04-2026, which updates the town's comprehensive plan to incorporate a new 10-year water-supply plan required by state law. Development Services Director Nicole Dritz told the council the update is primarily a technical compliance action to ensure the town's water supply and infrastructure projections align with statutory requirements.
Dritz summarized the ordinance on the record: "It is required by state law that we update that," she said, adding that the plan "updates our projections and identifies any necessary improvements or projects to maintain reliable service." No public comments were offered on the item and the motion to approve the ordinance on first reading passed 5-0.
The ordinance will be transmitted to the state's land-planning agency as required; staff said any specific capital projects arising from the update would be considered through the town's normal budgeting and project-prioritization processes.
