Spring Hill will fund $12 million to tie into Columbia's wastewater system
Spring Hill will pay for all of a $12 million project to send some of its wastewater to Columbia for treatment. $9 million connects Spring Hill's system to Columbia's, and the other $3 million upgrades Columbia's Carter's Creek Pike Pump Station. Columbia will take 500,000 to 1.5 million gallons a day once its new treatment plant, due in 2027, and the pump station work are done. Spring Hill is expected to pay Columbia $21 million to $62 million over 10 years, depending on how much it sends.
Columbia won another $1 million in state grant money for the Bear Creek Pike Pump Station, on top of $4.8 million it already had for the work, so the state's share is now $5.8 million. The...
TDOT crews are paving I-65 between mile markers 46 and 53 overnight through Thursday, Oct. 8, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., with lanes closed in both directions. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, a sewer...
Columbia's Historic Zoning Commission meets Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 4 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Two items held over from an earlier meeting are on the agenda: repair and...
Source: City of Columbia Agendas (Planning, Council, Zoning)
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