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Council approves crossing agreement for new raw water main; city assumes ownership and maintenance
Summary
Cody’s council approved a crossing agreement among Meadowlark Meadows LLC, Cody Canal Irrigation District and the city that allows construction of a developer-built raw water main crossing and transfers ownership and maintenance of the new main to the city at no cost to municipal government.
The Cody City Council on April 28 authorized the mayor to sign a crossing agreement among Meadowlark Meadows LLC, the Cody Canal Irrigation District, and the city to formalize a developer-built raw water main crossing at the Cody Canal siphon culvert on Mountain View Drive.
Philip Bowman, the staff reference who participated by phone, summarized the agreement: the developer will construct the raw water main crossing as part of the Meadowlark Meadows development, and upon completion the city will accept ownership and maintenance of the raw water main. Bowman told the council there is no cost to the city for construction or permitting; the cost is borne by the developer.
Council member Swift moved to approve the agreement; Council member MacGuysa seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote.
The agreement formalizes responsibilities among the three parties for construction, ownership, and maintenance of the raw water main crossing. No additional funding or schedule details were provided on the record.
