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Council approves two budgeted sanitary‑sewer projects for Diamond Alley and West Milltown Road
Summary
Council adopted two budgeted resolutions to advertise and contract for sanitary‑sewer replacement on Diamond Alley and sewer improvements at West Milltown Road to increase capacity for near‑term development.
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The Wooster City Council voted to authorize bidding and contracting for two budgeted sanitary‑sewer projects: replacement of an aging vitrified‑clay sewer on Diamond Alley and improvements on West Milltown Road tied to the Deer Creek Lift Station.
Councilor Knappick said the Diamond Alley main is in poor condition and noted that unused laterals in a nearby parking lot can be plugged as part of the project to reduce groundwater infiltration. Public works staff explained that disconnecting and plugging unused stubbed laterals will reduce unwanted inflow into the sanitary system, improving efficiency and reducing treatment costs.
The West Milltown Road project will increase sewer capacity to accommodate imminent development near the Deer Creek Lift Station and West Milltown Road; staff said the work is budgeted and recommended advertising for bids. Both items were described as budgeted capital improvements and passed on the consent of the council.

