Summary
If the city's water plant ever fails, a new connection to Dayton's water main on Needmore Road would keep taps running. The $180,000 design contract is step one of a backup system Ohio EPA strongly recommends — one the city hopes it never uses.
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
$180,000 design cost from the Water Fund; construction bids come later.
All water customers, who gain a backup supply in a plant emergency.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting — February 23, 2026
Council moved forward on engineering design for a water interconnect with Dayton, a long-term reliability step for the city's water supply.
Council Work Session — February 17, 2026
If the city's water plant ever fails, a new connection to Dayton's water main on Needmore Road would keep taps running. The $180,000 design contract is step one of a backup system Ohio EPA strongly recommends — one the city hopes it never uses.
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