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Residents raise concerns about water meter replacement and park funds during public comment
Summary
During the public comment period two residents addressed the Water Meter Replacement Project; another commenter also raised free-market electricity, volunteer opportunities, and use of park funds. The City Manager later provided an update on the Water Meter Replacement Project in his staff report.
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Two members of the public addressed the council during the statements-by-citizens portion of the April 7 meeting. One speaker focused on the Water Meter Replacement Project; another commenter touched on the water meter replacement project as well as free-market electricity, volunteer opportunities, and use of park funds.
City Manager James Fisher later updated council in his City Manager Report on the Water Meter Replacement Project alongside other community items and scheduling: Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Clean-Up on April 12; Early Voting April 22–29 and Election Day May 3; Community Planting Day/Lemonade Day on April 26; and noted TxDOT’s College Avenue project update and forthcoming city charter amendments in the Newspress. The minutes do not record details of the citizen remarks beyond topic summaries.
