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Commission approves water and sewer extension to Sawmill property
Summary
The Orangeville planning commission approved running water and sewer to a sawmill building so the owner can convert it to a shop; commissioners noted the shop must be separately metered if served separately and may require water shares or can extend from the existing house connection.
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The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission voted June 9 to approve running city water and sewer to a sawmill property so the building can be updated and used as a shop.
Garrett Horton requested service to the sawmill. Commissioners discussed delivery options: if the shop is served separately from the house it will need its own meter and likely water shares; alternatively, the owner may extend supply from the existing house connection. Don Bennett moved to approve the extension and Travis Richards seconded; the roll-call vote recorded yes votes from Travis Richards, Mason Moss, Leland Sasser, Kris Bell and Don Bennett.
The commission’s approval authorizes staff to proceed with the utility extension under the conditions discussed; the record indicates meter and water-share requirements will be enforced where applicable.
