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Sherwood secures state award for sanitary line; URA projects proceed amid cost and permitting issues
Summary
City staff said Sherwood was awarded $3.2 million via the state 'Christmas tree' bill toward a $5 million bill from Clean Water Services for the Brooklyn sanitary line; staff also updated the URA on Ice Age Drive, the tannery cleanup and a pet‑bridge project.
Sherwood officials told the Urban Renewal Agency and budget committee on Dec. 4 that the city has been awarded $3.2 million through a state funding package (referred to in discussion as the 'Christmas tree' bill) to help cover a roughly $5 million billing from Clean Water Services for the Brooklyn sanitary line. City Manager Craig Sheldon and finance staff said the state award reduces the portion that would be charged through system development charges (SDCs) once master‑plan recalculations are complete, but the…
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