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Council adopts ordinance to move forward on Southwest Quadrant septic-to-sewer conversion with $2 million grant
Summary
Pepper Pike adopted ordinance 25-02 to accept a Regional Sewer District award of about $2 million toward a roughly $3.93 million septic conversion project serving about 88 homes in the Southwest Quadrant; council voted to suspend rules and adopt the ordinance the same night.
Pepper Pike City Council on Jan. 28 adopted Ordinance 25‑02 to authorize the mayor and administration to enter agreements needed to move forward with a septic-to-sewer conversion project in the city’s southwest quadrant.
City staff said the project covers about 88 homes primarily along South Woodland from Old Brainerd to Lander, with a pump station planned near the intersection of Kurzdale and South Woodland. The council was told the city applied in April and received notice from the regional sewer district that it was awarded funds; the district is providing about $2,000,000 toward an estimated total project cost of about $3,930,000.
John, a city staff…
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