In February, the mayor appointed a committee to evaluate and make recommendations for change to the city backflow prevention program. Not only did some of the citizens of Grand Island believe the city employees would not be able to be objective, half of the city council believed the committee was not going to truthfully make objective recommendations. Let's look at the work this committee is proud to present to the water customers of this community.
People move to nursing homes, other places and sell their homes.
Then who will pay the legal fees to collect against an estate, bankruptcy or other default. The list can go on because of all the missing details and thought. Change the test requirements from one year to five years. Have the city council pursue a change in state legislation. Amend the section of code that requires testing to be done yearly.