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City Council approved changes to water meter rules, a redevelopment incentive for an industrial property, a business license hardship agreement for La Loma Grocery, a consulting arrangement for water system management, and a civil litigation settlement. The council also approved bills and minutes, and the mayor announced $2,000,000 in state budget funding for road infrastructure.
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The council approved a new ordinance that creates a process for residents who cannot use the city’s RF water meters or whose preferred meter will not work with city reading equipment. It also backed a redevelopment agreement for an industrial property at 57 East 24th Street and a hardship agreement for La Loma Grocery that city counsel said will bring in $21,476.83 in real estate tax revenue that otherwise would not have been received. The council approved continued consulting services for water system management so ongoing water projects can be finished. It also approved a civil litigation settlement and bills for payment. The mayor announced that $2,000,000 for road infrastructure was included in the state budget.
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