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Council authorizes $4.3 million bond for Morrison Avenue sewer‑separation design

Somerville City Council · September 25, 2025
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Summary

The Somerville City Council approved a $4,300,000 bond to fund design work for the Morrison Avenue linear storage sewer separation project, a vote the finance committee recommended; the roll call passed 8–0 with two absent.

The Somerville City Council voted to authorize a $4.3 million bond to cover design costs on the Morrison Avenue linear storage sewer separation project. Councilor Wilson, reporting for the finance committee, highlighted the appropriation as a major infrastructure item recommended for approval by the committee.

"We recommended that you approve tonight a $4,300,000 bond for the Morrison Avenue storage sewer separation project," Councilor Wilson said during the committee report. The motion passed by roll call 8–0 (two absent). The council did not record additional amendments; staff indicated this item moves the project forward into design and procurement phases.