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Herington schedules meetings on wastewater treatment loan application; publication to begin

Herington Governing Body · June 18, 2025
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Summary

City staff scheduled a public meeting (July 15) and a statutory public hearing (Aug. 5) to advance the wastewater treatment facility loan application and said publication for the meeting will be posted per requirements.

The Herington governing body scheduled a public meeting on July 15 and a public hearing on Aug. 5 related to the city's wastewater treatment facility loan application.

Staff said the loan application requires an initial publication and a separate statutory public hearing with at least 30 days' notice; one round of publication was being prepared for the coming week. The body moved to schedule the two meetings so staff can supply minutes excerpts and meet publication requirements.

Why it matters: The loan application supports Phase 2 of the wastewater treatment facility—work that will affect system capacity, environmental compliance and long-term infrastructure spending. Staff said bids and funding timing may require bridge-loan options if grant or loan disbursements do not align with construction schedule.

What officials said: Staff advised, "There will be 1 round of publication that goes out tomorrow... and then there will be an actual public hearing, which you have to post 30 days ahead of time at least." A motion to schedule a public meeting on July 15 and a public hearing on Aug. 5 was made and seconded and recorded in the minutes.

Next steps: Staff will publish the required notices, prepare materials for the public meeting and hearing, and explore bridge-loan options if needed to begin work before state funding is available in January 2026.