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Sewer District accepts CHPE corridor plan and seeks $50,000 EPG grant to study equalization tank
Summary
The Sewer District accepted the CHPE Corridor Management Plan and approved applying for a $50,000 EPG planning grant (with a $10,000 local match) to fund a feasibility study of an equalization tank to assess hydraulics and capacity.
At its June 30 committee meeting, Washington County’s Public Works Committee recorded that the Sewer District requested and received committee approval to accept the CHPE Corridor Management Plan and authorize the Chairman or the Executive Director to sign the plan. The minutes note the Sewer District Board of Commissioners had approved the plan and that Matt Fuller, Sewer District Attorney, reviewed it; the County Attorney reported no issues.
Separately, the Sewer District Executive Director asked the committee to approve applying for an Engineering Planning Grant (EPG) to fund a feasibility study of an equalization tank to explore system hydraulics and capacity. The Sewer District plans to seek $50,000 in EPG funds and to contribute $10,000 locally. The committee approved applying and moved a supporting resolution (motion moved by Mr. Hogan, seconded by Mrs. Fedler, adopted).
The minutes do not list roll‑call vote tallies for either action. The CHPE Corridor Management Plan acceptance and the EPG application were recorded as motions that were moved, seconded and adopted during the Sewer District portion of the agenda.
