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Developer to fund Broadway sewer upsizing; council to advertise for bids
Summary
Council authorized advertisement for bids to upsize 320 feet of sanitary sewer on Broadway to handle an estimated additional 50,000–55,000 gallons per day for a new industrial tenant; the developer has escrowed ~$2,526,000 to cover design and construction costs, making it no cost to the city.
The council approved Resolution 25‑26‑102 to advertise for bids to improve a sanitary sewer segment on Broadway after city engineers reported a pending increase in wastewater flows from a new tenant at the Florida Industrial Park.
City Engineer Mike (S7) told the council the existing sewer was upsized previously to 12 inches but stopped short about 300 feet at the top of Broadway Hill; the new tenant is projected to add roughly 50,000–55,000 gallons per day. S7 said the developer has paid for engineering and escrowed construction funds with the city — approximately $2,526,000 in the capital account — and that the project will be administered by city offices and pose no net cost to residents. The council directed staff to advertise for bids so work can proceed once the low bid is certified.
