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Council adopts 50% reduction in water fees for Mary L. Cook Library park

Village of Waynesville Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

The Waynesville Village Council voted unanimously Feb. 18 to cut water fees by half for service related to the Mary L. Cook Library park, adopting Ordinance No. 2025-001 after a second reading; the move passed 6-0 and will reduce the park's municipal water charges.

The Waynesville Village Council on Feb. 18 adopted Ordinance No. 2025-001 to authorize a 50% reduction in water fees related to the park at the Mary L. Cook Library. The motion to adopt was made by Mr. Zack Gallagher and seconded by Mrs. Connie Miller; the roll call vote was six yeas and the ordinance passed.

Council conducted the ordinance's second reading during the meeting and formally approved the reduction. The change affects water charges tied specifically to the park; the minutes did not specify an effective date or budgetary offset, and the clerk indicated that related fiscal details will appear in the Finance Director's follow-up reports and in the year-end uploads to Open Checkbook.