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Council approves six sewer connections funded by conservation district to address failing septic systems
Summary
The council approved six conservation-district-funded connections to the city sewer force main on West Shore Drive to reduce failing septic systems and improve lake health.
Moses Lake — The council voted to approve six wastewater connections to the city sewer force main on West Shore Drive; the work is funded in part by a grant awarded to the conservation district.
City staff explained the connections are intended to reduce failing septic systems along the lakeshore and to improve lake water quality. A staff member said the Conservation District awarded a grant that helps pay for the connections and urged the council to approve the remaining attachments discussed at a previous meeting.
Council members moved, seconded and approved the motion; the clerk recorded the vote by voice and the mayor declared the motion passed. No specific implementation timeline or construction contract details were provided at the meeting; staff said they would follow up on scheduling and coordination with property owners.
