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Pender County Estimates $86.2M to Replace Atkinson's Aging Sewer System

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Pender County commissioners reviewed a feasibility study that estimated the cost to take over and replace the Town of Atkinson’s aging sewer system at $86.2 million. The study, which was conducted after the Town of Atkinson requested assistance in 2025, was presented to officials during a joint meeting. No decisions were made regarding moving forward with the project.

From portcitydaily.com

Why it matters

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The estimate addresses the deterioration of over 250 septic systems currently used by residents, which are beginning to fail due to age. The county would retain ownership of the new regional wastewater collection and treatment system if the project moves forward.

From portcitydaily.com

Who's involved

  • Pender CountyPender County commissioners reviewed the cost estimate and approved funding for the feasibility study.
  • Jimmy TateJimmy Tate holds the office of Pender County Commissioner.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Pender CountySpeculative

    Pender County might face significant funding requirements due to the $86.2 million cost estimate for replacing the sewer system.

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