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Council sets public hearing for sanitary sewer lining project on Jan. 13
Summary
The council scheduled a Jan. 13 public hearing on a sanitary sewer lining project described in the packet as "just under 3,000 linear feet" covering manholes and regions 1–3; the packet lists an "estimated budget" figure that is unclear in the transcript and funding sources include county reimbursement and SRF loan draws.
The town council voted to set a public hearing on Jan. 13 at 6:30 p.m. for a proposed sanitary sewer lining project, a procedural step required before moving forward with contractor solicitations. Staff described the work as "just under 3,000 linear feet of lining" intended to rehabilitate manholes and sewer runs in regions 1–3, with region 4 potentially added depending on bid results.
Council and staff discussed budget and funding sources during the presentation. The packet lists an "estimated budget" as 17,400 and a second figure described in the transcript as "198"; the transcript does not specify units for those figures. Staff said county reimbursement and draws on an SRF loan are expected to cover much of the cost. The council indicated the hearing will allow residents to comment before bids are awarded.
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