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Council approved multiple ordinances and motions including updated water use rules and an inclining block water rate structure, housing code amendments implementing state law (including accessory dwelling unit changes), a DRCOG grant subaward, fee waiver and in-kind support for the Holiday Village event, and agreements related to City Ditch crossings and piping. The council also introduced intergovernmental agreements for shared public safety radio use and with Littleton for a ditch piping project, and tabled a contract modification with Energy Services Group.
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Council voted to change water rules and adopt a new tiered water rate so residential customers pay more as use increases; this is intended to encourage conservation. Housing code updates were approved to align local rules with state law, including changes affecting accessory dwelling units (smaller separate living spaces on residential lots). The city will accept nearly $899,000 in no‑match grant funds from DRCOG and will provide site-fee waivers and in-kind support for the Holiday Village event. Agreements were approved or introduced for utility and ditch work and for shared use of a public safety radio network.
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