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Council approves single sewer tap for Larry Robins lot split
Summary
Council approved a one-time sewer tap and access-fee arrangement for a lot split on Richardson Road, authorizing a single connection that will serve a roughly 1.5-acre parcel owned by Larry Robins and connect to the Farmington point of origin.
At the meeting, councilmembers voted to approve a single sewer tap and access-fee arrangement for a lot split requested by property owner Larry Robins.
Staff explained the property on Richardson Road would connect to the Farmington point of origin; the Farmington utility would be the meter/customer and the city would receive an access fee. The improvement district contract requires city approval for new connections that were not in the original contract.
Councilmember Chris moved to approve the tap for Mr. Robins; Kevin Andrews seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote. No roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The request covers a single lot-split for a parcel of about 1.5 acres; staff said Farmington had confirmed capacity and connectability. The approval authorizes access but does not convert the Farmington customer to a city sewer customer; invoicing and meter service will remain with Farmington while the city collects an access fee.
No additional conditions or amendments were recorded at the meeting. The item was closed with the motion’s approval and no further study directive noted.
