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Authority accepts Watermark Academy sewer extension; maintenance bond requested
Summary
The OTSA reported that mandrel testing for Watermark Academy passed and the public sewer extension has been accepted by the authority; staff requested an 18-month maintenance bond in a letter dated April 1, 2026.
At the May 7 meeting the engineer reported that mandrel testing for the Watermark Academy public sewer extension was completed and passed, and that ownership of the extension has transferred to the authority. The engineer's notes state an eighteen-month maintenance bond was requested in a letter dated April 1, 2026.
The minutes record the acceptance as part of the engineer's report but do not include the bond amount or other bond terms. "Mandrel testing was completed and passed for the Watermark Academy. The public sewer extension is now owned by the Authority," the minutes say. The board did not record further action or a vote associated with the acceptance in the meeting minutes.
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