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Mayor: Greenbrier sewer design nearly finished; bids and installation expected this summer
Summary
During public comment on March 10, 2026 Mayor Henry Coats told residents that Greenbrier sewer design is nearly complete and could go out to bid within 45–60 days, with installation planned for June or July; he also said borings show the roads lack an aggregate base and the city will seek contractor recommendations for repaving.
During the public‑comment portion of the March 10, 2026 meeting, resident Kathy Barrona asked about the timeline for sewer service in the Greenbrier neighborhood. Mayor Henry Coats replied that "the design is almost finished but it is still in engineering, maybe in the next 45 to 60 days," after which the project will go out for bid with installation planned for June or July.
Coats told Barrona that residents could call or email for updates. He added that geotechnical borings taken from the roads showed they lack a base layer, which has contributed to pavement failures, and that the city will obtain recommendations from three firms (including Lehman Roberts and Standard & Fossett) on repair or resurfacing as part of the overall approach. When asked whether the city would rehire the original construction company, Coats answered no.
No funding amounts or contract awards were discussed at the meeting; Mayor Coats framed the comments as a scheduling and technical update rather than a finalized procurement or construction contract.
