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Clark County fiscal court hears detailed update on Rockwell Road sewer project; construction phased, estimate $11–12 million
Summary
Sanitation‑district presenters told the court the Rockwell Road sewer project is divided into phases (1a force main and pump station, 1b gravity sewer, 1c final extension), with most 1a easements secured and an estimated construction cost of $11–12 million. Federal and regional funding steps are underway, including a $1,000,000 congressional appropriation.
Sanitation‑district staff gave Clark County Fiscal Court a multilayered update on the Rockwell Road sewer project, saying the work is being planned in phases to allow construction to move forward while funding for later sections is secured. "We are currently at the phase where we are obtaining easements for the project," the Sanitation District Presenter said, describing Phase 1a as a force main and pump station connection to the Strode Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Yorktown area.
The presenters said Phase 1a includes a force main that will connect to a new pump station and has three of four easements signed; Phase 1b will be gravity sewer designed for additional capacity; Phase 1c would complete the gravity extension to Yorktown. "That portion of the project, currently right now we believe we have the…
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