Sage Pointe seeks county help to secure financing and speed permanent wastewater treatment
Sage Pointe Metro District told commissioners it wants county assistance to improve lender confidence (not a county repayment obligation) so it can finance and buy a permanent wastewater treatment plant rather than continue paying for a rented unit. The district is considering a roughly $1.8 million loan and described a CDPHE pilot/retroactive approval pathway that could cut engineering and permitting costs.
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Sage Pointe Metro District representatives told the Board they are seeking county support to improve the district's credit position with lenders so the district can move from a rented Cloacina treatment unit to a permanent wastewater plant.
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