Summary
The last combined sewer stretch on Alexander Street gets separated this year, with 80% paid by federal earmark funding from Congressman John James — a step toward eliminating combined sewer overflows into the lake.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
The city pays 20% of $1,480,861.87; 80% comes from congressionally directed funding.
✅Who benefits
Alexander Street residents gain an oversized sanitary system, and the whole city moves toward fewer lake discharges.
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