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Long-Term Control Plan — sewer & stormwater rate plan

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  1. Jul 9Current status: Mayor presented a roughly $100 million construction plan (including a Locust Street rebuild) to fix combined sewer overflows under a federal mandate; the plan calls for a 10% sewer rate increase in 2030 and a new $3/month stormwater fee, with the rate ordinance expected to be introduced August 6, 2026 and finalized September 3, 2026

    Mayor presented a roughly $100 million construction plan (including a Locust Street rebuild) to fix combined sewer overflows under a federal mandate; the plan calls for a 10% sewer rate increase in 2030 and a new $3/month stormwater fee, with the rate ordinance expected to be introduced August 6, 2026 and finalized September 3, 2026 1:28:30

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