During it’s final regularly scheduled meeting for 2020, the Sutton City Council unanimously approved the setting up of a storm sewer improvement district, which will set up and allow the city to move forward on what has been called the “Euclid Street”sewer project.
The project, which has an engineer’s estimated price tag of just over $540,000 will include, according to resolution 2020-15, a resolution of necessity, all property abutting the following streets: Euclid Ave., between Cedar Street and Elm Street and Elm Street between Euclid Ave., and Roy Ave.
Oaths of office were taken by two council members, including Jeff Schelkopf and Larry T. Nuss, with Nuss also being elected as council president. Additionally, city clerk Marla Itzen-Newman, along with chief of police Tracey Landenberger renewed their oaths to serve each of their offices with the City of Sutton.