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Cairo board weighs joining City of Moberly for sewer services
Summary
Board members discussed potential intergovernmental arrangements with the City of Moberly that would shift sewer-related taxes and permitting to Moberly; questions remained about resident costs, liability for incidents, aeration to control ammonia, and the status of sewer mapping from GPRS.
The Village of Cairo Board discussed whether to join sewer services with the City of Moberly at its Nov. 18 meeting. Chairman Clint Cross said he had spoken with Rhodes and Great River about the possibility; board members noted that if Cairo joined Moberly, sewer-related taxes would be remitted to Moberly and all sewer work would require permits issued by that city.
Trustees raised practical questions about how resident costs would change and who would assume responsibility in the event of accidents or incidents. The board also discussed technical steps to manage ammonia levels, including aeration, and noted staff are waiting for GPRS to provide paper copies of sewer mapping before making further decisions.
