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Glendo council hears Sunrise Engineering on water and sewer; member flags missing sewer tap in new subdivision
Summary
Sunrise Engineering presented options for Glendo's water and sewer infrastructure; council members raised a recent incident where a resident lacked a sewer tap and discussed project phasing and next steps.
Representatives from Sunrise Engineering, Christopher Walker and Jordan Crane, presented an overview of services and options for the Town of Glendo's water and sewer infrastructure at the July 16 council meeting.
Councilmember Heather Schoning reported a recent incident in the new subdivision in which a resident identified as Mr. Wilson had to cut across the street because there was no sewer tap to his property. Schoning summarized findings from a prior workshop with Sunrise Engineering and asked about where the town stands on AVI and whether work is in phase two or phase three.
The presentation focused on potential engineering services and infrastructure planning; the transcript records discussion but no formal action or contract award at the meeting. Public Works Director Steve Eller said he would address immediate physical issues raised (sinking ground near the storage sheds and holes near a power pole after Visionary's work) and continue monitoring.
Council members asked clarifying questions about sequencing and next steps for the subdivision and infrastructure phases. The meeting record does not include a motion to engage Sunrise Engineering for specific work nor an executed contract; follow-up tasks are expected to include additional engineering study and staff reports.
