Mansfield council accepts bio-solids placement agreement with designated map
February 01, 2026 | Mansfield, Douglas County, Washington
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Town staff and council reported that an agreement outlining bio-solids placement, including a designated map, was presented and adopted on Feb. 11. Jake Finzinson and others from staff worked on the agreement with Mayor Wall; Council member Jardine moved to accept the agreement with the designated map, Lamar seconded, and the motion carried.
Mayor Wall thanked BPI and King County for their involvement and said this would be the last of conversations on bio-solid placement. The agreement is recorded in the minutes as effective immediately and indefinitely unless one of the parties opts out; the minutes do not record the detailed map text or opt-out procedures.
Mayor Wall thanked BPI and King County for their involvement and said this would be the last of conversations on bio-solid placement. The agreement is recorded in the minutes as effective immediately and indefinitely unless one of the parties opts out; the minutes do not record the detailed map text or opt-out procedures.
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