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Council approves Johnson County interlocal agreement to share stormwater renewal costs
Summary
The council approved an interlocal agreement with Johnson County providing a 50/50 cost share on eligible stormwater infrastructure replacement, enabling staff to seek approximately $790,592 in reimbursements against estimated eligible costs of $1,581,184 for 2026 projects.
The City of Mission approved an interlocal agreement with Johnson County to participate in the county’s stormwater system renewal cost-share program, which covers up to 50% of eligible replacement costs.
A community development committee representative reviewed the agreement and the estimated eligible stormwater cost of $1,581,184. The staff estimate of county reimbursement is approximately $790,592, with $733,401 attributable to the Johnson Drive project and $57,191 to the 2026 street reconstruction work. "The county will cover up to 50% of the stormwater costs estimated at $1,581,184," the committee representative said; the council moved to approve the agreement and the mayor announced the motion carries.
Approval enables staff to request reimbursements from Johnson County as eligible stormwater infrastructure expenses are incurred; project-level engineering and invoice documentation will be required under the county’s program rules.
