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Metro Councils first April meeting sparked controversy with a rejected water bill credit proposal, costing around six million dollars to refund residential customers for winter storm damage. The mayor criticized the vote, while supporters argued it was a simple way to help. On the East Bank, rezoning for an old scrapyard site was deferred until April 21st, with amendments limiting hotels, parking, and calling for environmental studies. Child care prioritization and Fair Board appointments were also discussed, along with debates on banning bars from shopping centers and converting motels to housing.

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