Council elevates water security as high priority after state briefings and local analysis
Council members urged the city to prioritize a secondary municipal water source, citing state advice to pursue consumptive-use purchases and a staff-circulated AI summary that projected the system reaching 90% capacity by 2026 and estimated a $100 million replacement cost.
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Council members moved to make water security a higher priority in the city's comprehensive plan after staff and council members reported results from a recent state briefing and local analysis.
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