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Sunrise Engineering working on North Sewer Line application to SLIB; town discusses sewer operations
Summary
Sunrise Engineering told the council it is preparing an application for the North Sewer Line due to SLIB by February and discussed preliminary plans for a potential wastewater treatment facility; sewer staff also reported a bakery grease clog on a shared collector line and recommended mapping collector lines in the GIS.
Robert Hood of Sunrise Engineering told the Thayne Town Council on Dec. 18 that his firm is preparing the application for the North Sewer Line and that the application is due to SLIB (as stated in the record) by February. Hood also said Sunrise Engineering is reviewing preliminary concepts for a possible wastewater treatment facility.
Sewer operations staff reported that pond readings have been affected because the pond has not iced over and that a recent grease clog at a new bakery was found to be on a shared collector/service line serving several businesses (identified in the record as PJ’s, Dad’s Bar & Steakhouse, and Forever West on Main) rather than on a main sewer line. Council and staff discussed adding collector lines to the town GIS so the town can inform properties served by collectors about maintenance responsibilities.
The council heard the updates as part of routine infrastructure reports; no formal motion or vote on the North Sewer Line project or the wastewater facility was recorded at the Dec. 18 meeting.
The North Sewer Line application’s February deadline as reported by Sunrise Engineering indicates a near-term municipal permitting and funding task; the minutes do not include further timeline details or a specific SLIB application date.
