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Council approves $245,000 contract to update wastewater master plan
Summary
Council approved a $245,000 agreement with Kimberly Horne & Associates to update Decatur’s 2017 wastewater master plan; staff said the project is impact‑fee eligible and could be funded by bond proceeds or utility funds and will proceed in a five‑phase data‑driven process.
Council authorized an agreement with Kimberly Horne and Associates to update the city’s wastewater master plan at an overall cost of $245,000.
City staff said the 2017 master plan is nearing nine years old and an update is needed as the city plans to add a second wastewater plant. The consulting contract breaks work into five tasks with data collection as the largest component, and staff said the work will provide data‑driven recommendations about how a second plant will affect the existing system and what follow‑up projects will be required.
The staff report noted the project is impact‑fee eligible and that funding can come from capital funds from the bond issuance or from the utility fund. Council moved to approve the agreement and authorized the city manager to execute all necessary documents; the motion passed on a voice vote.
Staff will return with task schedules and funding allocations as the project moves forward.
