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Thompson's Station updates wastewater reservation rules, proposes percent-based nonresidential allocation
Summary
Staff presented a rewrite of the town's wastewater reservation ordinance to move routine approvals to staff and clarified the standard reservation agreement, automatic reversion provisions, and a shift from a fixed nonresidential allocation to a percentage-based model (15% commercial, 2.5% emergency). A developer requested six extra EDUs (approx. $70,000) for Thomas Downs; no final votes were taken.
Town staff presented a coordinated set of wastewater policy updates at the March work session, describing changes to the reservation process, the standard agreement, and allocation policy that the board will consider at a formal meeting.
Staff framed Ordinance 26-002 as a process improvement to the wastewater reservation system adopted in 2020. The biggest operational change would be to move non-discretionary approvals from mandatory BOMA review to staff review and approval unless the standard reservation agreement is changed. Staff said the ordinance clarifies active versus inactive capacity, ties…
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