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Sewer district begins planning for Marshall–Rockville line with SRF forgivable loan
Summary
Parke County’s sewer district reported surveyors began work on phase 1 planning for a Marshall-to-Rockville sewer line after closing a forgivable State Revolving Fund planning loan of about $2,140,000; the project has entered survey and design preparation.
The Parke County sewer district reported that surveyors have begun field work and planning for phase 1 of a sewer line from Marshall to Rockville, officials said during the Feb. 10 meeting.
A district representative said the planning activity follows a forgivable State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan obtained to finance phase 1 planning; the amount discussed in the meeting was $2,140,000. Surveyors were in the area and are developing the plan for the initial phase, the representative said.
Commissioners received the update as part of departmental reports. No motion or vote was recorded in the public transcript during that update; the sewer district’s next steps are to continue surveying, finalize the planning documents and move toward design and funding for construction phases.
The project, if completed, would connect sewer infrastructure between the town of Marshall and Rockville; the district reported the SRF loan is forgivable for planning purposes, and staff are proceeding with required planning work.
Commissioners did not set a construction schedule at the meeting; additional approvals and funding steps will be needed to move from planning to construction.
