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LAKE VIEW SEWAGE
Lake View Elementary school can be seen as Lighting Septic Tank Service owner Mark Tomberlin, left, and assistant Kevin Abbott pump raw sewage from a holding tank at Lake View Elementary School in Lake View, Ala. Friday, July 31, 2009. The school will continue having the sewage pumped due to an ongoing issue over the sewage lines. (Dusty Compton / Tuscaloosa News)
The nearly six-year legal battle over sewer service access at Lake View Elementary School is almost at an end.
Separate actions this week by the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education and Tuscaloosa County Commission served to accept a settlement offer from Serma Holdings, the Leeds-based company that originally was contracted to provide sewer service to the school but never did.
On Monday, the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education voted unanimously to accept a reimbursement of $300,000 from Serma Holdings.
And on Wednesday, the County Commission voted unanimously to take ownership of an unused portion of sewer pipeline from the Lake View Public Service Commission, which was one of the terms included in the final settlement offer to the county board.
All that remains before the legal dispute is officially concluded is votes of approval by the Lake View Town Council and the Lake View Public Service Commission board of directors.
"It's finally a conclusion," said Ray Ward, a county board of education attorney who has been involved in the legal dispute since its inception. "Serma paid (the settlement) as partial reimbursement for the cost incurred to the board.
"In addition, they'll give us a portion of the disputed sewer line back, which we paid to install."
J. Michael White, operating manager of Serma Holdings, also said he's glad that the ordeal is almost over.
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GREENVILLE The Greenville City Council voted this week to take the next two steps required to install the plumbing infrastructure which is expected to help open up the southwestern edge of the city to economic development.
As part of the consent calendar on Tuesdays regular session agenda, the council authorized professional services agreements with Freese and Nichols, for the design of a one million gallon per day lift station for the region, and with Stovall and Associates for the surveying and easements needed for the life station, as well as a sewer force main and gravity line.
In 1998, the City of Greenville annexed more than 4,000 acres, including property in the area along Interstate 30 between FM 1570 and Monty Stratton Parkway, although sanitary sewer and water service was never installed in the region.
The region has been identified as having the most potential for future growth in Greenville, as development moves toward the city from the west.
City Manager Massoud Ebrahim has said the city needs to start installing the infrastructure now, if it expects to take advantage of interest from those wishing to locate along the corridor.
In October 2012, the council entered into a contract with Freese and Nichols for the preliminary design of the regional lift station.
The initial results of the study revealed the work would include not only building and installing the lift station, but also gravity pipelines and force mains to run the effluent to the wastewater treatment station on the east side of Greenville.
Freese and Nichols will now complete the formal design of the lift station, at a cost of $245,170. Stovall and Associates would complete a survey and the easement plat/legal description for the lift station project, at a cost of $38,600.
Ebrahim has proposed completing the entire project in stages, with the first phase calling for the installation of approximately 35,000 feet of pipeline and the lift station, at an estimated cost of $5 million. The total project is expected to cost approximately $12 million.
Current businesses along the corridor, at least some of whom currently operate on septic systems, would be charged a tap fee to be included on the sanitary sewer system once it is installed.
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RANDALIA | Some of the 65 residents of this town complain their cost of living outweighs benefits of the town's status as an incorporated city.
At the urging of U.S. Department of Agriculture, which granted a loan to the tiny town in central Fayette County to install a wastewater system in 2001, Randalia raised its monthly assessment on residents to $32.
The city owes a little more than $110,000 on the loan, which matures in 2041, according to the State of Iowa Treasurer's Office reporting of outstanding obligations for cities.
Gary Lauer said he's been paying the monthly fee the past 2 1/2 years even though there's no water, sewer or electric service being used at the property he owns in town. An over-the-road driver, Lauer parks his semi at the site, which he also claims as his residence, sleeping in his truck.
"This is an old can of worms," Mayor Mark Amos said. "Everyone in the city has his own water supply, so no one was happy when the sewer system was put in if they had a perfectly good septic system. People weren't happy then, and they aren't happy now."
The council said until the sewer service is capped and structures on a property demolished, the fee will be assessed.
Resident Albert Baillargeon questioned why not all residents are billed.
"Why isn't everyone hooked up to it?" he asked.
Councilman Dean Teague said a lift station would have been required to serve homes on the north end of town at an additional cost of $250,000, so they were excluded from the project.
Originally, the assessment was $20 per month, but over the years that amount crept upward.
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