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Council hears update on Tantalus/Itron meter integration expected to ease meter-reading issues
Summary
City staff said Tantalus integration with the building management system is about eight weeks out and will improve meter reads; old Neptune water meters will be viewable and new meters will be Itron models as part of a licensed integration.
City electric staff reported that integration work with Tantalus and the building management system (BMS) is expected to take about eight weeks. The council was told the upgrade should address ongoing meter-reading issues and allow visibility into older Neptune water meters. New water meters will use Itron technology; the transcript notes that "Tantalus is licensed (only one) with Itron."
Council framed the update as part of a grant-funded project to modernize metering and reduce manual meter-reading errors. No formal action was taken at the July 21 meeting; staff indicated the integration timeline and vendor licensing status to inform future procurement and installation steps.
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