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Lake City approves study of Brantford Crossing for effluent disposal, OKs interlocal wastewater deal with Columbia County
Summary
Council authorized a $90,600 task order for MidTower & Associates to evaluate the city‑owned Brantford Crossing site as a restricted effluent disposal area and approved an agreement to operate the North Florida Mega Industrial Park wastewater plant with Columbia County.
Lake City council members on Feb. 18 directed staff to begin engineering work to evaluate the city‑owned Brantford Crossing property as a potential wastewater effluent disposal site and approved an interlocal agreement with Columbia County to operate a nearby industrial‑park wastewater treatment plant.
The council adopted resolution 2025‑027 to accept a proposal from MidTower & Associates Inc. and authorize task order number 13 for $90,600 to evaluate the 454‑acre Brantford Crossing site and determine feasibility for “restricted public access land application effluent disposal,” city staff said. The mayor signed the task order language authorizing the city to execute the work; staff recommended the study to establish disposal capacity the city will likely need as wastewater flows increase.
Why it matters: Lake City’s current annual average daily flow to disposal is roughly 2.5 million gallons per day (MGD) and the plant is permitted…
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