Council schedules public hearing July 17 on sewer master plan and impact‑fee analysis
Summary
Council set a public hearing for July 17 to receive comment on the Sewer Master Plan, facilities impact fee analysis and repair-and‑replacement cost estimates after staff presented life‑cycle analysis and funding options.
The Ivins City Council voted June 19 to set a public hearing on July 17 to review the sewer master plan, updated facilities impact fee analysis and repair‑and‑replacement cost estimates.
Public Works staff reported they had completed a life‑cycle analysis validating earlier estimates of repair‑and‑replacement needs and that an updated impact‑fee report would reflect the finding that the replacement value of the city sewer system is roughly $100 million. Staff explained that starting to save now for future repairs can reduce long‑term costs through interest accumulation.
Council directed staff to notice the July 17 hearing; staff said the meeting will include the master‑plan presentation and allow public comment on proposed impact‑fee adjustments.
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