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Wilson County sewer committee approves three capacity reservations, defers school request pending data
Summary
At its most recent meeting, the Wilson County Sewer Access Committee approved SFU reservations for Glendale Utility (1 SFU), Jeton Construction (3 SFUs) and Couchville Crossings (7 SFUs), and deferred a 43‑SFU request for Central Pike Elementary pending metered data and City of Lebanon coordination.
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Wilson County’s Sewer Access Committee advanced several sewer access reservations and set follow‑up steps on a larger school request during its meeting.
Approved: The committee approved a 1‑SFU reservation for Glendale Utility District (fee waived), a 3‑SFU reservation for Jeton Construction’s J10 Industrial office/storage project (total fee $90,000; 10% due), and a 7‑SFU reservation for Couchville Crossings (total fee $210,000; 10% due). Each approval was made by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Deferred: The committee deferred a 43‑SFU reservation requested by the Wilson County School Board for Central Pike Elementary and directed staff to collect metered water/sewer data from comparable schools and to coordinate with the City of Lebanon to reconcile SFU calculations before taking final action. Staff noted past county precedent of waiving capacity fees for school projects but members said they needed empirical usage data before repeating that practice.
Next steps: Staff will issue approval letters and invoices for the approved reservations and will compile school metered data and discuss SFU calculations with City of Lebanon staff (Regina) before returning the school item to the committee. A new additional capacity request for a Stewarts Ferry Pike property (Kurt McKeathen) was noted and will be scheduled for the next available meeting.
Ending: The committee adjourned after completing the agenda and setting follow‑up tasks.

