A Bill for an Ordinance of the Town of Parker, Colorado, Exercising Local Authority to Prohibit Graywater Use and the Installation of Graywater Treatment Works Pursuant to House Bill 24-1362
Official status: Second Reading
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At the February 9, 2026 Study Session, Town Council received a presentation outlining the benefits and concerns associated with allowing the installation of residential graywater systems. Per House Bill (HB) 24-1362, if the Town wished to prohibit installation of the systems in the future, it would be required to pass legislation formally opting out of the bill.<br><br>At the Study Session, the Town Council reviewed the relevant considerations and reached consensus to not permit the installation of residential graywater systems within the Town of Parker. This agenda item introduces the ordinance to formally opt out of HB24-1362.
Status timeline
| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 06/01/2026 | Town Council | Listed on the Town Council agenda — Consent Agenda |
| 06/15/2026 | Town Council | Listed on the Town Council agenda — Ordinances |
Recorded votes
- 06/15/2026 — Town Council: “Approve Ordinance No. 1.673 on second reading” — the motion passed on a vote of 5–0.
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Town of Parker — Town Council meetings, CivicClerk (parkerco.portal.civicclerk.com)
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