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A study found that aging sewer pipes, brick manholes, and limited-capacity segments allow rainwater and groundwater into the system, contributing to backups and overflows. Staff recommended targeted rehabilitation of about 10,000 linear feet in the upper Dry Creek basin, using a state grant of approximately $7 million with 3% principal forgiveness.
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The recommended work would address the most damaged parts of the sewer system rather than replace the entire basin system. Other repair options were estimated at approximately $17 million to $23 million, while the recommended phase would proceed through state funding if Council chooses to advance it. The City also plans to renegotiate a proposed waste-collection fee increase after Council said a delayed increase would not adequately address service concerns.
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