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Long-Term Control Plan — sewer & stormwater rate plan
Terre Haute's plan to stop sewage overflowing into the Wabash River during heavy rain, required under a federal mandate.
Where this stands
Status: Passedsince Sep 3 · City Council
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.
- The number
- 10% · Approved sewer rate increase (2030)
3 appearances · Jul 9 – Sep 3 · 2 decisions
Decisions
Sep 3Passed
Council authorizes up to $125 million in bonds to fund the sewer and stormwater upgrade plan 0:32:05
Passed on a voice vote, first to take action and then to approve
City Council
Sep 3Passed
Council adopts a 10% sewer rate increase and new stormwater fee, the first sewer hike since 2019 0:29:08
Passed on a voice vote, first to take action and then to approve
City Council
The full record (3)
Sep 3, 2026— City Council2 items
- Sep 3Most recent step: Passed
Council adopts a 10% sewer rate increase and new stormwater fee, the first sewer hike since 2019 0:29:08
Jul 9, 2026— City Council1 item
Every step links to its recording.
Across the archive
Named in 3 highlights across 2 meetings. All of them are on the record above.