A professional services agreement was approved for work order system analysis and improvement for the Utility Asset Management project. This aims to enhance the efficiency of managing the town's utility infrastructure.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 7 the 60 before.
The town is investing $588,000 in consulting services to improve utility asset management, which could lead to long-term cost savings.
The town's utility department and residents will benefit from more efficient and effective management of utility assets.
Charco Storage, as their re-application is postponed.
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Concerns were raised about the significant water and energy demands of data centers. The council will receive more information to decide on potential regulations.
A new policy was approved to standardize how the town informs residents about new street lights. It requires notifying homes within 150 feet and uses their feedback to decide if a light gets installed, aiming for better community involvement.
The town is looking into the current state of EV charging stations and how other cities are regulating them. This could lead to future policies to encourage EV adoption.
An update was provided on the town's progress with Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations. This relates to the town's commitment to sustainability and future transportation needs.
Discussion highlighted a projected water supply deficit during peak usage months, with reuse infrastructure being critical to mitigate this. The proposed water impact fees would help fund these vital projects.
A request to waive the one-year waiting period for Charco Storage to re-apply for zoning changes was denied. This means they must adhere to the standard waiting period after their previous application was denied.
The commission received an update on the town's monitoring of EV data and potential future code updates for EV charging stations. This indicates a forward-looking approach to sustainable transportation.
A professional services agreement was approved for work order system analysis and improvement for the Utility Asset Management project. This aims to enhance the efficiency of managing the town's utility infrastructure.