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Council adopts Integrated Utility Master Plan; approves well evaluations, pump‑valve work and utility building improvements
Summary
Council adopted the town’s integrated utility master plan and approved related contracts and cooperative agreements including professional evaluations to rehabilitate town wells, replacement of pump isolation valves on CAP booster stations, and a tenant‑improvement contract for utilities/public‑works space.
Cave Creek — The Town Council adopted an Integrated Utility Master Plan (IUMP) on Monday and approved a package of follow‑on actions the staff said are needed to address near‑term water resource risks and long‑term capital needs.
The council adopted the IUMP by voice vote. Staff described the plan as a 25‑year, integrated analysis of water, wastewater and reclaimed water systems and presented a capital improvement program that identifies projects and rough cost estimates. Sean Cruz Weisner (Utilities Director) said the plan quantifies the town’s exposure to expected reductions in Colorado River allocations after 2026 and outlines near‑term projects such as rehabilitating existing wells, seeking water exchanges/storage agreements, and maintaining the CAP booster pipeline and pump stations.
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