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The commission unanimously recommended adding $1,041,858 to the Ray Waterman Regional Water Treatment Center conversion contract, bringing the authorized total to $5,111,231. It also recommended updates to water-use rules, a $750,000 conservation rebate budget, a water-efficient landscaping manual, and two agreements expected to generate revenue.
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The proposed water-use plan would continue seasonal irrigation schedules and conservation programs while allowing staff-discretionary shutoffs after a fourth violation, extending the violation grace period from five to seven days, and adding email notifications. Residents could use rebates for low-water landscaping, efficient toilets, and rotary sprinkler nozzles; the whole-home water-monitoring rebate would end because participation and measured savings were low. The commission’s actions were recommendations for Town Council consideration, not final approvals.
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