1280 Enterprise Drive sewer easement vacation
Summary
A developer wants the city to give up a 1999-era sewer easement that was never used and won't be needed under the current development plan. Vice Mayor Diemer questioned whether it would limit future capacity; staff said no, since the site stays a single private parcel. Public hearing June 23.
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost, though vacating removes a future public sewer option if the property is ever redeveloped.
The property developer, who gets an unencumbered parcel.
Potentially a future council, if sewer service there is ever needed — though staff say it's unlikely.
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