ROSSTON – It was standing room only for the February meeting of the Rosston City Council Monday night. The issues at hand were the recently increased water rates and the city’s requiring one water meter per household. He asked since the new rates have gone into effect the city consider using the old rates for the meters. Rosston Mayor Lewis Jackson said the new rates were figured based on 4,000-gallon usage per household per month, adding this was done by the USDA, not the City of Rosston. Rosston Water Superintendent Vince Biddle told the panel there are people who slip mobile homes onto their property and hook them into their water system without notifying the city.