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Resident asks Springtown to explore wastewater agreement with Walnut Creek
Summary
During citizen forum a resident requested the council consider an agreement with Walnut Creek to expand the treatment plan at Eagle Mountain Lake, asked that the topic be placed on a future agenda, and emphasized that any arrangement should be equitable for both parties.
A resident who said he lives at 108 Chance Court used the citizen forum at the Jan. 22 council meeting to ask the city to explore an agreement with Walnut Creek to expand the wastewater-treatment capacity for Eagle Mountain Lake.
The resident said such an agreement should not advantage one party unfairly and asked the council to place the topic on a future agenda for discussion. Council staff did not make a formal commitment at that moment but acknowledged the comment and said comments requiring council action may be referred to staff and scheduled for a future meeting.
The resident's request focused on exploring options and did not present a formal proposal; council members encouraged the commenter to follow up through staff so the issue could be evaluated and possibly added to an upcoming agenda.
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