Sewer report tops city council meeting
By Valorie Eversole, Shelbyville Daily Union, Ill. | |
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Bainbridge said that new pumps were needed at the lift station lagoon and that physical construction could begin this summer.
"They (EPA) did give you a timeline. It's better to stay ahead of it," he said.
The current combined system includes both the sanitary and storm sewers.
"If everything were being built today, you'd have separate sewers," Bainbridge said.
"The
Bainbridge advised that the city currently has permits through the first quarter of the year and that construction permits are good for a year and are renewable. Engineering costs would be
When questioned about grants for the project, Bainbridge told the board that the
The council approved BGM Engineering to draw plans for the replacement of the lift station pumps.
Commissioner
"It wouldn't cost the city any money to do that," Smart added.
The committee would be designated by the city to work in the Sunken Garden under the name Sunken Garden Improvement Committee.
The council approved making them a city committee.
Smart also reported that the
Commissioner
"We will need at a later time a letter of support from the city," Schafer said.
In a follow up from the
Kiley reported that a title search on the dilapidated
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