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The Byron City Council approved the March 18 list of bills totaling $272,688.09 in a unanimous 6-0 vote. The city has checked 50 of 200 locations for lead or galvanized water service lines as part of a grant-funded replacement effort.
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The approved bills cover city expenses, including equipment and replacement police radios. Work is underway to identify potentially lead-containing water service lines so the city can seek grant funding for replacements. Proposed rules for e-bikes and e-scooters, code-enforcement fines, and the comprehensive plan remained under review rather than receiving final action.
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