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Council adopts sewer capital facilities plan and impact fee ordinance
Summary
The council adopted Resolution 25-25 (Sewer CFP) and Ordinance 2025-16 (Sewer IFFP). City Engineer Brandon Jones said sewer flows are monitored every five years; council members asked staff to continue tracking growth tied to rental units.
South Weber City Council approved two sewer-related items on Aug. 26: Resolution 25-25 adopting the Sewer Capital Facilities Plan (CFP) and Ordinance 2025-16 adopting the Sewer Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP). Both measures passed on roll-call votes with Council Members Davis, Dills, Petty and Winsor voting aye.
City Engineer Brandon Jones told the council that sewer flows are monitored every five years and emphasized the need to track growth tied to rental units. Council discussion focused on ensuring sewer capacity keeps pace with development; no public comment was offered during the hearings on these items. Staff will incorporate the adopted CFP and IFFP into capital planning and fee schedules.
