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The City Council unanimously approved $12.7 million in borrowing for Phase 1 nitrogen-reduction improvements at the Water Pollution Control Facility, along with $3.25 million for a sewer vacuum truck, combined sewer overflow monitoring, and water-meter replacement.
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The approved borrowing supports projects intended to keep the city’s wastewater system in compliance, maintain sewer and drainage systems, and improve water-service billing. The council also approved $750,000 for water-main repairs and replacement. Advanced meter replacement is expected to begin with about 6,000 people and transition them to monthly billing.
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