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Auburn approves Aeolia sewer assessment after residents press for longer payback
Summary
Council approved a city-funded replacement of a failing private sewer line serving 11 parcels on Aeolia Drive, financed as a 0% loan over 20 years; several residents urged a 30-year option to reduce annual bills, but staff said 20 years reflects industry standard useful life and the line is close to failure.
The Auburn City Council on Aug. 12 approved a resolution to replace a failing private sewer lateral serving 11 parcels along Aeolia Drive and to assess the affected property owners to repay the cost.
Staff estimated the project at approximately $500,000 and proposed a 0% interest repayment option over 20 years. "This line is starting to fail in several areas due to outdated materials and it no longer meets modern standards," Public Works Director Mitchell Dean told the council, recommending incorporation…
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