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Council hears update on wastewater facility design and next steps for funding and operations

Town of Pearson Town Council · May 20, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported the sanitation facility design is in final planning and has been transmitted to state reviewers; council agreed to invite Mead & Hunt and utility operator CWS to a workshop to present final construction and operational cost estimates before firming financing and resident rate impacts.

A resident asked whether grant funding remains available to support a sanitary-sewer project. Town planner Mark Brett said the design phase is nearing completion and the facility plan has been transmitted to the state for review. He recommended the next step be a workshop that includes engineers (Mead & Hunt) and a possible operator (CWS) to present construction cost estimates and operational cost scenarios.

Staff said CWS has given only ballpark operational numbers because construction is roughly two years out and operating costs change annually. One staff member said preliminary ballpark figures suggested an estimate in the range of a few dollars per household per month but that exact numbers depend on the grant share, financing structure and final design. The council directed staff to plan a detailed presentation with Mead & Hunt and CWS so the community can see projected construction financing and monthly bills before decisions are finalized.