Accept ownership of sewers and lift stations in Brickyard Cove Subdivision
Resolution Resolution No. 137-21
In Plain English
The city currently does not own the sewer system in this residential subdivision. The property owners want to transfer ownership of sewers and lift stations to the city. If approved, Richmond becomes responsible for maintaining this infrastructure instead of the homeowners association.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
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