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Mayor: finishing wastewater master plan may cost Alexandria $10,000–$15,000
Summary
Mayor Sean Barnes told the council the near-complete wastewater facility master plan will benefit long-term infrastructure planning and that Alexandria's share to finish it is likely between $10,000 and $15,000.
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Mayor Sean Barnes told the council the Village of Alexandria participated in a multi-jurisdictional facility master plan for wastewater and that the draft plan is about 98% complete. He said the plan, with a 5–40 year planning horizon, is important for identifying how Alexandria will transition from its current small wastewater treatment facility.
"The amount that the Village would need to contribute is $10,000 to $15,000," Barnes told the council as he described options for scaling the plan after Johnstown left the coalition. Council members indicated the topic would need follow-up discussion about whether Alexandria should commit funds to finish the plan and how the expense would be allocated.
