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Developer outlines water, sewer and lift-station options for proposed Cleveland subdivision; council to schedule workshop
Summary
Developer Ron McCabe presented preliminary sketches and possible lift-station locations for a proposed Cleveland development; City Attorney Jason Moran advised engineering estimates and Planning & Zoning review, and the council agreed to schedule a follow-up workshop.
A developer presented preliminary infrastructure concepts for a proposed subdivision in Cleveland during the March 2 City Council meeting, and city staff outlined the next steps before formal review.
Ron McCabe described possible locations for a lift station and the types of water and sewer systems that might serve the development. City Attorney Jason Moran told the council that such projects are typically planned with future development in mind and noted that developers usually bear the cost of installing water and sewer mains, often via assessments to individual lots.
Moran recommended the developer obtain engineering estimates for installation and placement of utilities, and he said the sketch in the meeting packet has not yet been reviewed or approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Council members agreed that further discussion is necessary and directed that a workshop be scheduled at a later date to continue consideration of the proposal.
Context and next steps: The council did not take formal action on the development concept at this meeting. The Planning and Zoning Commission must review the sketch plan before the council can act, and the city will expect the developer to provide engineering cost estimates; a workshop will be scheduled to examine the proposal in more detail.
