The City has included Quail Ridge in wastewater capital planning for several years. More recent planning and neighborhood outreach also identified wastewater improvements and related infrastructure needs in the area.

Quail Ridge is currently served by septic systems and includes aging water infrastructure. This project is intended to improve utility reliability and support long-term public health and safety.

The project is expected to add public wastewater lines in the subdivision and improve aging water infrastructure. It is also intended to support more reliable utility service for the neighborhood over the long term.

This project will primarily benefit residents and property owners in the Quail Ridge neighborhood. The improvements are intended to support safer, more reliable utility service.

The project includes wastewater lines, wastewater stub-out connections, waterline replacement, replacement of individual water services, and fire hydrant relocations as needed.

Construction is currently expected to begin in August. The current goal is to complete construction in early 2027.

Property owners will not be required to connect to the new wastewater system. Owners may choose to remain on their current septic systems.

The wastewater impact fee is currently $6,345 per connection. The impact fee will remain at this rate, so owners may choose to connect in the future at the same $6,345 impact fee. Property owners will also have the option of an interest-free payment plan of up to 36 monthly payments. More information on the payment plan will be shared as the project begins.