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Board approves water‑and‑sewer agreement and moves ahead on school financing
Summary
Lancaster County supervisors approved a water and sewer agreement with the Town of Kilmarnock to connect the new high school to town water, agreed to a county contribution to upgrade sewer facilities to accept school flows, and heard updates on school construction and related bond financings.
Lancaster County supervisors on July 31 approved a water‑and‑sewer agreement with the Town of Kilmarnock that will connect the county’s new high school to the town water system and commit county funds to upgrades the town needs to accept school sewage.
The agreement requires the county to construct a pump station for the new high school; the town will accept ownership and operation of that pump station after construction. The county also agreed to contribute $800,000 toward upgrades to the Wiggins pump station and the Baywater gravity sewer force main, payable in four installments between February 2026 and August 2027. The board approved the agreement and authorized the county administrator to execute it, contingent on the town’s parallel approval.
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