Authorize city manager to sign letter of intent for sludge pond lease extension
In Plain English
The West County Agency that handles sewage sludge processing dissolves at year-end, leaving Richmond's wastewater plant without access to critical drying ponds. The city currently pays $294,000 per year to lease these ponds from West County Wastewater. If approved, the city manager negotiates a new lease to continue sludge processing through 2025 until a permanent facility opens.
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