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Public Works committee backs $60,000 purchase of 8.25-acre school parcel to relocate sewer trunk line

3747724 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The Public Works Committee recommended that the mayor execute an intergovernmental agreement to purchase an 8.25-acre parcel from O'Fallon Township High School District 203 for $60,000 to facilitate relocation/repair of the North Sewer trunk line; the school board will consider the sale at a special meeting.

The Public Works Committee voted to recommend that the mayor execute an intergovernmental agreement with O'Fallon Township High School District 203 to purchase an 8.25-acre parcel (parcel number 422.030113) for $60,000 to allow relocation of the North Sewer trunk line away from the creek.

Public Works staff explained the parcel is located off Oak Hill School Road, north of the Braesewood subdivision, and currently contains the North Sewer trunk alignment. The city said repair work requires relocating the sewer farther from the creek, and the school district indicated a preference for an outright sale rather than an easement. The city obtained a certified appraisal that established a market value of $60,000, and that figure is the recommended purchase price in the proposed agreement.

Committee members asked whether the city had other plans for the property beyond sewer relocation; staff said no additional plans have been finalized but that long-term uses could be considered in the future. Committee members approved the resolution by roll call; the committee chair noted the high school board planned to consider the sale at a special meeting on Saturday.

The item will move to the full city council next week for final action if the school board and council follow the anticipated schedule.