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Sanitation District warns some zone funds are fragile; treasurer reports strong investment returns and e‑billing plans
Summary
Sanitation staff said several sewer zones (notably Cascade Shores) face fund shortfalls as impact‑fee income falls and SRF loan cycles wind down; Treasurer Michelle Bodley reported ~3.13% treasury returns and plans to launch e‑billing and upgrade investment software. (350 chars)
Sanitation District Manager Brad Torres and CDA Director Tricia Tillotson told the Board the district is maintaining infrastructure work but some zone fund balances are fragile and fee updates will be necessary.
Torres said the district completed lining and manhole repairs in Lake Of The Pines and Lake Wildwood and added redundancy on critical systems, but declining impact‑fee collections (less development) have…
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