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Board asks for missing sewer layers and connectivity detail in comp-plan maps
Summary
Members asked staff to add missing GIS layers (pressure mains and pipe diameters) so sewer and septic-to-sewer connectivity is visible; staff said adding layers will show how lines connect to the wastewater treatment plant and will be included in a revised map set.
Board members raised gaps in the sewer mapping and asked staff to add missing GIS layers so that pipe diameters and pressure mains are visible in the plan's GIS products.
"What we're not seeing is the pressure mains... once we get that layer in there... all of these lines will connect," staff said, explaining the missing layer prevents a full view of how service lines reach the wastewater treatment plant. The board requested additional detail—such as pipe diameters and service-line information—and staff agreed to update the maps when the missing GIS data can be obtained and incorporated.
The chair and members noted these infrastructure details are important for reviewing septic-to-sewer conversions and for ensuring future land-use changes consider system capacity and connectivity.
