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Board backs plan for separate meters at Community Complex to ease tenant billing
Summary
Commissioners supported installing dedicated water meters at the Community Complex so tenants pay the city directly; initial cost estimate is about $15,000 to be paid from the Community Complex sinking fund, with staff to return with a refined estimate.
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Commissioner Lisa Collier told the Board the Community Complex currently has a single water hookup for all tenants, complicating fair apportioning of charges. She proposed installing separate meters so each tenant would pay the city directly, removing the county from the middle of billing disputes.
Officials gave a rough cost estimate of $15,000 and said funding could come from the Community Complex sinking fund; staff will obtain a more accurate estimate and return to the Board. Commissioners agreed the change would be worth the expense to simplify billing and reduce county administrative burden.
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