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City Administrator reports TMDL resubmittal, water-system coordination and regional outreach

Monroe City Council · January 26, 2026
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Summary

The City Administrator told the Council the city resubmitted its 2024 TMDL report to DEQ and is coordinating with DEQ and OHA on water-system compliance and upgrades; staff also reported regional engagement including meetings with Benton County and the Cascade West Regional Consortium and a Feb. 17 Regional Solutions Team meeting.

The City Administrator provided an update on recent activities, telling the Council that the city has resubmitted its 2024 total maximum daily load (TMDL) report to the Department of Environmental Quality and continues coordination with DEQ and the Oregon Health Authority on water-system compliance and infrastructure upgrades.

Staff also reported ongoing regional and intergovernmental coordination, including meetings with the Benton County Board of Commissioners and the Cascade West Regional Consortium, and noted a Regional Solutions Team meeting scheduled for Feb. 17. The update included planning and land-use items such as approval of the South Benton Food Pantry application and initiation of the city’s first Development Review Committee meeting, and coordination related to infrastructure responsibilities for the Rose partition.

The minutes summarize completed work on accounts-payable batch processing aligned with audit corrective actions, facilities and technology improvements, surplus property disposition, and preparations for the upcoming budget cycle. The City Administrator described planned public engagement steps including a proposed joint Council–Planning Commission meeting and a March 7 town hall.