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Staff explained that ACHD road widening along Ustick will eliminate an on‑site septic system for a property at 3150 North Black Cat Road (owner: William Kerwin). To avoid displacing renters, staff negotiated an agreement allowing the property to connect to city water and sewer while the owner pursues annexation. The city attorney and staff said such agreements typically include a timeline to begin the annexation process (often 180 days) and a provision allowing the city to shut off services should the owner fail to follow through.
Council asked about the timeline and enforcement; staff said the agreement usually requires the owner to begin annexation within the stipulated period and sets remedies including termination of service if requirements are not met. Council moved to authorize the mayor to sign the agreement and approved it by voice vote.
Staff said the property owner has agreed to pursue annexation and that the connections are being funded by ACHD as part of the Ustick road widening project.
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