Engineer says existing sewer, lift station constrain Rindelhaven design
An engineer for the project told the Planning Commission that a trunk sanitary sewer, force main and lift station in a recorded right-of-way make relocating utilities impractical, a central rationale for requesting a smaller wetland setback.
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At the public hearing on the Rindelhaven PUD, an engineer from Nadervelt explained the project’s technical constraints and said the existing sanitary infrastructure in a recorded right-of-way is the primary reason the applicant seeks a reduced wetland setback.
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