For years, Mason Creek Utility District has strived to provide the best possible service for its residential and commercial customers. In effort to maintain these high standards, MCUD looked to their engineering consultants to evaluate the aging infrastructure within our boundaries. It was determined that much of the district’s potable water and sanitary sewer lines are at the end of their service life.
Given the results from this extensive evaluation, the Board of Directors for MCUD has begun planning for the future of the community. Engineers have created a “Capital Improvements” program for the district. This program would replace all sanitary sewer lines and updates to other facilities in Nottingham Country, sections 1 – 9. Currently, MCUD is in the final stages of rehabilitating two of our sanitary sewer pumping stations. These upgrades will allow us to operate at a higher efficiency with lower costs for our customers. Recently, all the sanitary sewer lines have been replaced in section six. Sections one and three are currently under construction and projected to be completed by early next year. These improvements to the infrastructure are expected to increase the working lifespan by approximately 100 years.
In addition, MCUD and their engineers are working diligently toward the next stages of improvements. When these sanitary sewer projects are completed, the second phase in planning is to begin rehabilitation of the potable water system. This would encompass replacing all water lines, hydrants and valves. Approximately 25 miles of water lines and roughly 2271 service connections.