Dassel council approves moving forward with DEED BDPI application to support Spectrolytics expansion
Council authorized staff to complete a DEED BDPI grant application and preliminary engineering estimates to extend gravity sanitary sewer service to Spectrolytics' facility, a project staff said could serve an undeveloped 93-acre area and support a planned $3 million expansion.
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City staff presented a memo on a request from Spectrolytics (referred to in the packet as Cretex/Spectrolytics) seeking extended gravity sanitary sewer service because the firm's current lift station cannot support planned growth. The proposal would install a new lift station at a low point on the south end of 3rd Street to serve Spectrolytics and allow future commercial or industrial development on an undeveloped 93‑acre parcel east of 3rd Street South.
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