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Council approves intergovernmental agreement to transfer KEMET sewer service to MetroConnex
Summary
To avoid costly replacement of an aging sewer line that serves KEMET, Simpsonville agreed to an intergovernmental arrangement transferring KEMET’s sewer service to MetroConnex; the change reduces the city's immediate maintenance and environmental risk but will forgo roughly $50,000 in annual sewer-collection revenue.
Administrator Graceley presented an intergovernmental-agreement option after staff determined a sewer line that serves KEMET (outside city limits but on Simpsonville’s collection system) is antiquated and would cost about $1.5 million to replace under I‑385. MetroConnex would…
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