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Wilsonville adopts sewer rate increases with low‑income assistance program, council votes 4–0
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 3229 (4–0) to implement sewer rate adjustments over five years and include a customer assistance program that discounts the sewer base fee for low‑income households; staff projected modest additional annual cost to cover the program and delayed a major treatment project to 2038.
The Wilsonville City Council voted unanimously on March 16 to adopt updated sewer utility rates and a low‑income assistance program, approving Resolution 3229 with Option 2 after a public hearing and staff report.
City Engineer Zach Weigel and Finance Director Keith Katko presented the revised financial plan, which incorporated lower population growth projections from the city's 2025 housing study and pushed the MBR Phase 1 treatment‑plant expansion out to 2038. Staff warned that delaying projects can raise nominal project…
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