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| Mayor Deb Higgins, Coun. Brian Swanson, Brenda Hendrickson, city treasurer, and Matt Noble, city manager, are seen at the May 24, 2016 executive committee meeting. Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald |
By Lisa Goudy
Under the
direction of council, city administration is working to revisit the sewer and
water utility bylaw to deal with malfunctioning meters.
Several customer complaints have been lodged with the city regarding a malfunctioning
meter and accompanying large water bill, ranging from $1,700 to $4,500.
“It’s caused
us to go back and review what practices we’ve been employing over the past
number of years in the community, even to the point of actually visiting the
meter shop to find out what types of meters we’re using and what types of
meters we’re putting in people’s homes and the reliability of those meters,”
said Matt Noble, city manager following Tuesday’s executive committee meeting.
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