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Council hears South Sanitary Sewer Master Plan; staff to return with adoption and impact-fee work
Summary
A consultant presented a South Sanitary Sewer Master Plan that maps a new service area, recommends near-term lift stations and force mains (including building 15-inch and 18-inch mains together), and proposes designing for 3 MGD capacity while pursuing a future permit to 6 MGD; staff said funding will mix developer contributions, impact fees and user fees.
The Cibolo City Council received a detailed presentation of a South Sanitary Sewer Master Plan that would expand the city’s sewer service area, lay out a multi-decade capital improvement program and set near-term priorities for construction and permitting.
"Tonight, we're here to talk about the South Sanitary Sewer Master Plan," Miss Vassar said as she opened the presentation, which staff said defines North and South service areas, ties growth projections to the city's comprehensive plan and moves short-term projects into a five-year constructability evaluation.
Why it matters: The master plan ranks and sizes projects so the city and developers know what infrastructure is needed to support anticipated…
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