Bexley begins multiyear sewer study process, budgets $500,000 for phase 1
Council heard a detailed first reading and historical briefing on the city’s sewer infrastructure, voted to receive the presentation and discussed a proposed two-phase study (phase 1 budgeted at $500,000 in 2025) to update a 2014 plan and guide future capital spending; staff recommended Burgess & Niple to lead the updated study.
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BEXLEY, Ohio — City officials on Feb. 25 presented a comprehensive update on the city’s sanitary and storm sewer infrastructure and asked council to support a refreshed, multi-year engineering study to guide investments. Council received the first reading of Resolution 011-25 and a staff briefing on why the 2014 DFFO (design-flow, flow-monitoring and facilities) plan needs a new data-driven update.
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