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Council hears $55K estimate to GIS-map stormwater network after state deadline
Summary
Hooper City engineer told council the state requires the city to have its stormwater system GIS-mapped by 2026; an initial mapping estimate is about $55,000 (staff previously thought $80,000), and council discussed using existing budget lines or competitive bids to fund the work.
Hooper City Council received a technical briefing from City Engineer Taylor Stauffer on the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) obligations and the need to GIS-map the city's stormwater infrastructure by the state's 2026 deadline.
Stauffer said roughly 10% of stormwater assets are currently mapped and the state denied a phased-extension request, requiring the city to complete mapping by 2026. He reported an updated cost estimate of about $55,000 (down from…
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