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Kittitas County approves $1.1 million for design of south-side sanitary lift station
Summary
The Kittitas County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution to use distressed-county sales-and-use-tax (0.09) funds to reimburse the City of Kittitas for design work on a sanitary sewer lift station intended to enable development in the city’s south industrial area.
Kittitas County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a resolution authorizing use of distressed county sales-and-use-tax (0.09) funds to support design of a sanitary sewer lift station for the City of Kittitas.
The design funding — a $1,100,000 project, according to Public Works staff — is intended to expand sanitary sewer service to the city’s south industrial area near the Shell station and unlock developable parcels that currently…
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