Summary
The Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee heard that sewer odor control upgrades are underway at Town Branch and West Hickman plants, and municipal utility costs have climbed from $20.5M to $22.3M since 2022, with a $150,000 budget request for energy work.
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Municipal utility costs rose about $1.8 million since FY2022; a $150,000 FY2027 energy budget request is pending.
Neighbors near the treatment plants and all city facilities that could see energy savings.
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