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City details I‑65 sewer routing and near‑term water/sewer capital plan; oxidation ditch and fleet relocation are critical path items
Summary
Engineering consultants and city staff presented a coordinated near‑term water and sewer capital program that prioritizes an oxidation ditch expansion — which requires relocating fleet and Public Works facilities — and an interceptor under I‑65 to serve east‑side growth.
City staff and the engineering consultant Thomas & Hutton presented a multi-year, near-term water and sewer capital program during the April 21 work session, describing projects the city must complete to keep pace with anticipated growth and planned plant expansions.
The presentation identified a critical path item: construction of a new oxidation ditch at the existing sewer plant site. The proposed site for the oxidation ditch overlaps the current Public Works and fleet facilities; to proceed the city will need to relocate fleet operations and Public Works staff temporarily (likely to trailers) while a permanent fleet building is constructed at a new site. Staff said locking the location…
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