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Full thread · Long-Term Control Plan

Long-Term Control Plan — sewer & stormwater rate plan

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Where this stands

Status: Passed

The council has adopted the sewer and stormwater rate plan and authorized up to $125 million in bonds to fund it, as of Sept. 3, 2026 — a 10% sewer rate increase starting in 2030, the first since 2019, plus a new $3-a-month stormwater fee. No further dated step is on the record.

3 appearances · first Jul 9 · last Sep 3

The record, step by step

  1. Jul 9Mayor presented $100M sewer/stormwater plan: 10% rate hike, new stormwater fee

    Mayor presented $100M sewer/stormwater plan: 10% rate hike, new stormwater fee 1:28:30

  2. Sep 3Adopted the 10% sewer rate increase and new stormwater fee (General Ordinance 8-2026)

    Adopted the 10% sewer rate increase and new stormwater fee (General Ordinance 8-2026) 0:29:08

  3. Sep 3Current status: Authorized up to $125 million in bonds for the plan (Special Ordinance 28-2026)

    Authorized up to $125 million in bonds for the plan (Special Ordinance 28-2026) 0:32:05

Why we track this: items that quietly disappear are the ones residents miss. This ordinance has appeared on the public record three times since Jul 9 — that pattern, not any single meeting, is the story.