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Council approves resolutions for Curtis Drive water/sewer easements, industrial park water main and storm‑sewer replacement
Summary
Council passed a set of resolutions authorizing the mayor and director of public service to acquire rights-of-way and easements for water distribution on Curtis Drive, a sanitary sewer extension, a water main acquisition in the Central Ohio Industrial Park and a consolidated-drive storm‑sewer replacement project.
Shelby City Council approved multiple infrastructure resolutions authorizing easements and acquisitions needed for water, sanitary sewer and storm‑sewer projects.
Council passed Resolution number 14‑2025 authorizing the mayor and director of public service to acquire rights and easements to maintain a water distribution line on Curtis Drive; Councilman Martin said the action follows prior discussions about taking ownership and maintenance responsibility for a portion of the road and utility alignment.
Resolution number 15‑2025 authorized an agreement with a private owner in the Central Ohio Industrial Park to acquire a water main; council members said the acquisition will allow the city to maintain and manage the line.
Resolution number 16‑2025 authorized the mayor and public service director to acquire rights‑of‑way for an extension of a sanitary sewer line for the Curtis Drive Sanitary Sewer Extension Project. Staff and the city’s GIS map shown at the meeting indicate the extension will span across private parcels and add roughly 75 feet of sewer line as it travels diagonally northwest from the existing termination point.
Resolution number 17‑2025 authorized easements for replacement of a consolidated‑drive storm sewer; council members said the existing line will be replaced and easements secured to ensure proper alignment and maintenance.
Each resolution passed on roll call during the meeting. City project staff said the easements are required so crews can construct and later maintain the new or extended lines.
