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The Council approved a $23 million wastewater treatment upgrade plan tied to new phosphorus limits, along with several tax-increment financing, housing, and commercial development programs.
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The biggest action was moving forward with a wastewater treatment upgrade needed to meet new phosphorus discharge limits by January 1, 2030. City staff said the project is expected to cost about $23 million and could also double treatment capacity, which would help the city avoid sewer limits slowing future growth. The Council also approved development programs for home and business improvements, a landscaping rule for new commercial projects, and a settlement in national opioid litigation.
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