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Council changes meter-reading schedule to twice per year
Summary
After discussing alternatives, the Council approved changing the water meter-reading schedule to two times per year. The motion passed unanimously; staff will update billing/operations accordingly.
Harrison City Council voted to change the city's meter-reading schedule to twice per year at its Nov. 11 meeting. Councilmember Joe Cornell moved to approve the change to two readings per year; John Gray seconded and the motion passed with all four councilmembers present recorded as AYE.
Council discussion noted that "setting it at 2 rather than 3 would be more effective for reading the meters," and the council directed staff to implement the new schedule. The change replaces an earlier proposal to read meters three times per year; no implementation timetable or cost estimate was recorded in the meeting minutes.
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