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Planning board sets Jan. 13 hearing on sanitary sewer lining project
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Board voted to set a public hearing for Jan. 13 on a sanitary sewer lining project covering under 3,000 linear feet; staff gave a preliminary cost estimate and said region 4 may be added depending on bids.
The Planning and Zoning Board voted to set a public hearing for Jan. 13 at 6:30 p.m. on a proposed sanitary sewer lining project, board members said during the meeting.
Staff described the project as covering under 3,000 linear feet of lining and said it is currently scoped for regions 1 through 3, with region 4 removed from the initial bid package. "If there's more length that we can add," the presenter said, "we can add 4," noting that outcome depends on how bids come in.
A presenter read the project’s current estimate aloud during the discussion: "It is at $1.87 400 right now," and added that "$1.98 is the limit," language that was recorded in the meeting transcript. The board did not provide a clarified numeric breakdown at the meeting; staff said the project timeline targets completion by the end of April.
The board’s motion to schedule the public hearing was made and seconded; members approved it by voice vote. The hearing notice will be published before the Jan. 13 meeting, and staff said county reimbursement and SRF loan draws are expected to help fund the work but that timing for those receipts is uncertain.
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