Summary
Sandbars keep causing problems at the city's raw water intake. A $225,000 study, split 50/50 with Marathon, will model river migration and design long-term fixes.
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $112,500 of the $225,000 study cost falls to the city, paid through the existing SRF loan.
✅Who benefits
The city's drinking water supply becomes more resilient to shifting sandbars.
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