Planning & Zoning sets public hearing for sanitary sewer lining project
Summary
The commission set a public hearing for Jan. 13 on specifications for a sanitary sewer lining project covering under 3,000 linear feet, with staff citing an estimated cost of about $187,400 and a budget cap near $198,000 and a projected completion by the end of April.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to set a public hearing for a proposed sanitary sewer lining project on January 13 at 06:30. Staff described the work as under 3,000 linear feet of lining and said the project is expected to be complete by the end of April.
A staff member (S5) described the budget and scope, saying, "It's for under 3,000 linear feet of lining" and that the estimate "is at $1.87 400 right now" with "$1.98 is the limit." Council (S2) moved to set the public hearing and the motion carried without recorded opposition.
Why it matters: The lining work affects low-lying sections of town identified as regions 1–3; staff said region 4 was removed from the current estimate and could be restored depending on bid results. Council members discussed timing and funding sources, noting the town expects a county reimbursement and will draw on SRF loan funds if needed.
The commission did not adopt final project plans at the meeting; the January public hearing will allow members of the public and officials to review the specifications and any contractor bids before a formal award or amendment is approved.
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