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OSF outlines water, sewer and 50‑amp power needs for planned 28‑foot mobile unit
Summary
At an Oct. 29 City of Cuba property meeting, OSF representatives said the nonprofit is replacing a smaller transit vehicle with a 28‑foot RV-style mobile unit and requested site infrastructure including water access, a sewer dump station, a 50‑amp electrical hookup and an approximately 8'×10' storage closet; OSF will return with cost estimates before decisions are made.
Mary and Kate from OSF joined the City of Cuba City Property committee by phone on Oct. 29 to describe the nonprofit's planned replacement of its current, smaller transit vehicle with a 28‑foot RV‑style mobile unit. They told the committee the new unit will require site utilities and on‑site storage: water access, a sewer dump station, a 50‑amp electrical hookup and a storage closet roughly 8 feet by 10 feet to hold supplies.
Committee members and the OSF representatives reviewed preliminary building needs but did not make a formal decision during the meeting. Mary said she would discuss potential monthly rental and storage costs with her team before the committee is asked to act. The discussion highlights potential infrastructure work the city would need to authorize or fund if it agrees to host the larger mobile unit.
