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Newcastle staff to provide water and sewer "wells served" letters for Seven Brew property closing
Summary
Board members said staff will provide water and sanitary sewer "wells served" letters to support a pending property closing for Seven Brew at the Royal King parking lot; sewer superintendent Z and water superintendent Gray were referenced as confirming availability.
Members of the Newcastle Utility Impact Board said June 15 that staff will provide "wells served" letters to support a pending property closing for a new Seven Brew location near the Royal King parking lot.
A board member reported that they and Earl had received notice that Seven Brew was closing on the property. In response to a request for documentation, the board indicated that the sewer superintendent (referred to as Z in the record) and water superintendent Gray had agreed the utility could provide the necessary letters confirming water and sanitary sewer service for the property.
Board members discussed that the property has an existing storm line and emphasized that any new storm connections should go to the storm system rather than the city sanitary sewer. One member said they would ensure the business does not hook storm lines to the city sewer system. Staff indicated they will prepare the wells-served letters for the closing.
No formal motion or vote on this item was recorded in the transcript; the agreement to provide letters was captured as staff direction during new business.
