Planning commission reviews proposed 2025 sanitary sewer construction standards
March 01, 2026 | Kitsap County, Washington
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The Kitsap County Planning Commission received a work-study briefing Aug. 19 on proposed changes to the county’s sanitary sewer construction standards for 2025.
Anthony Burgess, identified as a Public Works Department capital projects manager, provided an overview of the 2025 Standards for Sanitary Sewer Construction. The item was presented as a work study and included a discussion between Mr. Burgess and commissioners about technical specifications and implementation questions. The minutes record the presentation and discussion but show no formal motions or votes on the standards at this meeting.
The presentation and staff discussion provided background for commissioners; further action or formal adoption would require subsequent steps not recorded in these minutes.
Anthony Burgess, identified as a Public Works Department capital projects manager, provided an overview of the 2025 Standards for Sanitary Sewer Construction. The item was presented as a work study and included a discussion between Mr. Burgess and commissioners about technical specifications and implementation questions. The minutes record the presentation and discussion but show no formal motions or votes on the standards at this meeting.
The presentation and staff discussion provided background for commissioners; further action or formal adoption would require subsequent steps not recorded in these minutes.
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