Commissioners approve second amendment to Project Bosc sewer agreement; developer to deposit roughly $8 million
Summary
The board approved a second amendment relocating a pump station to Beery Road and Cole Street and adding dual force mains; the developer will deposit about $8 million to cover project costs, and commissioners said increased data-center usage may help fund future capital projects.
The Board of Allen County Commissioners approved the Second Amendment to the Sanitary Sewer Development Agreement with the Project Bosc developer (Resolution #582-26). The amendment moves the proposed pump station to the intersection of Beery Road and Cole Street, adds dual force mains for redundancy and efficiency, and carries an estimated cost of approximately $8,000,000 to be deposited by the developer to the county for project expenses.
Commissioners discussed that higher revenue from data center use of county infrastructure could help fund future capital projects and reduce pressure for sewer-rate increases. The motion to approve Res. #582-26 was moved and seconded; the roll was called and the resolution passed unanimously. The minutes indicate the deposit mechanism but do not contain a parcel-level breakdown of assessments or a construction schedule.
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