MMSD COMMISSION APPROVES OVERFLOW REDUCTION WORK IN 2019 FINAL BUDGETS

10/22/18 12:12:pm

Wastewater treatment infrastructure will receive the most attention in MMSD’s 2019 $202.4 million capital budget, helping reduce the risk of sewer overflows and basement backups.

The owner of a $200,000 home in 2019 will pay approximately $6.87 more than they did in 2018 for MMSD services for a total cost of $478.22 (Total cost varies slightly for each municipality in Milwaukee County).

While MMSD’s 2019 Long-Range Financing Plan is $1.4 billion (including debt service), the great majority of capital expenditures over the next six years include rehabilitation, replacement or improvement of existing District facilities and infrastructure.

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS

Continued funding for $30 million Private Property Inflow and Infiltration Program to fix cracked pipes, install sump pumps, and reduce the amount of groundwater that enters sanitary sewer systems, significantly increasing the risk of basement backups and sewer overflows. READ MORE

TREATMENT PLANTS – SIX YEAR PLAN

Jones Island – 42 Projects (Not including operation & maintenance) -- $141.7M
South Shore – 34 Projects (Not including operation & maintenance) -- $102.5M

REGIONAL SEWERS – SIX YEAR PLAN

C04010 – Mill/Green Bay/Green Tree MIS Relief – Design starts in 2019, $43.6M project
C05041 – Basin H MIS Remediation and Rehabilitation – Design ongoing, $4.3M project
C05051 – Edgewood MIS Extension – Preliminary Engineering ongoing, $8M project
C05053 – River Road MIS and Glendale Sewer – Design starts 2019, $38.7M project
I06001 – NS12 Collector System Improvements – Design starts in 2019, $16M project

FLOOD MANAGEMENT – SIX YEAR PLAN

W40002 – Kinnickinnic River – Pulaski Park – Construction starting, $5.9M project
W40012 – Kinnickinnic River – 6th to 16th – Design starts 2019, $29.9M project
W20028 – Western Milwaukee Phase 2B – Construction starting third quarter 2019, $23M project
W45002 – Wilson Park Creek – Design starting, $22.8M project