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Board discusses Raptor CE redevelopment at 2375 S Locust St., taps, ownership and easements
Summary
Directors reviewed Raptor CE designs for 2375 S Locust Street, discussed tap fee credits and whether the District should assume ownership of sewer mains built to District specifications, and noted requirements for sewer main extension agreements and easements.
The Holly Hills board reviewed designs submitted by Raptor CE for the redevelopment of 2375 S Locust Street and asked staff and the district accountant to calculate tap fee credits tied to the project.
Engineer Will Raatz told the Board that the District must determine tap credits and that tap permit forms will be required. Raatz said service lines 8 inches and larger will require manholes and will be owned by the District, while lines 4 inches and smaller will be owned by the site's managing entity; tracer wire will be required for all pipes regardless of diameter. The developer will also be required to execute a Sewer Main Extension Agreement and convey sanitary sewer easements to the District before the District accepts and operates sewer mains.
Directors discussed design, ownership and maintenance; the consensus was that the District should take over the system only after confirming construction meets District specifications and that legal and accounting staff investigate applicable tap credits.
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