Council reviews long-term sewer control plan and seeks grants for ~$2 million in projects
Town officials described a 150-page long-term control plan to reduce stormwater inflow into the sewer plant, estimated three major projects at about $2 million, and said they are pursuing grants and help from the Indiana Finance Authority to avoid town loans.
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Redkey public works officials told the council they prepared a 150-page long-term control plan to prevent stormwater from overloading the sewer plant during heavy rain, work they said was required by a December 31 deadline. The plan identifies three major projects whose combined estimated cost is roughly $2 million; officials said the town will seek grant funding rather than loans and is coordinating with the Indiana Finance Authority to identify potential sources.
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