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Board outlines $7.2 million sewer plan, seeks multiple grants
Summary
Town officials said they applied for a $757,000 Northern Border grant for a Pullman A repair, plan to pursue $6 million in WEIA funding and a $1 million CDBG request, estimating a combined project cost of about $7.2 million to restore a section of the sewer collection system.
Town officials reported ongoing work to fund and repair the municipal sewer collection system. Council members said the town applied for a $757,000 Northern Border grant to address a section known as Pullman A and will pursue a $6 million WEIA request followed by a $1 million Community Development Block Grant application; the board estimated total project needs for the section at roughly $7.2 million.
Officials said much of the town's wastewater plant and pump stations have been updated, but the collection system requires further work. The board described outreach to state officials and noted letters to the governor requesting assistance; award notifications for some grants were expected in July. The board stressed that laterals connecting private properties to the system are the responsibility of property owners and that district ratepayers will carry costs allocated to the sewer district.
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