Unofficial results show Westerville residents rejected a citizen-initiated charter amendment to offer analog utility meters.

Cooler days mask quiet household problems that nibble away at money and comfort as taps, cisterns and joints tire together.

If passed, an unusual Westerville ballot issue would require the city to offer customers old analog meters for electric and water utilities.

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