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Council approves maintenance agreement to operate CSA No.1 sewer collection system
Summary
Council authorized an updated agreement for the city to operate and maintain County Service Area No.1 sewer collection facilities (about 15–16 miles of main and ~15 lift stations), with the county remaining responsible for major capital work and the agreement providing for full cost reimbursement to the city.
City staff presented an update to the existing County Service Area (CSA) No.1 sewer collection system maintenance agreement and said the city owns and operates approximately one‑third of the collection system—about 15–16 miles of sewer main—and will continue day‑to‑day operations including roughly 15 lift stations. The CSA (county) retains responsibility for large capital work and compliance reporting in the unincorporated area, while the revised agreement simplifies reimbursement and clarifies operational responsibilities.
City staff said the revised terms make it easier to receive full cost reimbursement for routine maintenance and operations. Council moved, seconded and unanimously approved the agreement.
