Board hears $178,260 plan for trenchless CIPP sewer lining
August 31, 2026 | Arnold, Custer County, Nebraska
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The proposed budget allocates $178,260 for cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining as a method to rehabilitate sewer pipelines, Patricia Lamberty said during the Aug. 31 workshop. Lamberty described CIPP lining as a trenchless process that installs and cures a resin-saturated liner inside an existing pipe to create a new interior pipe without large-scale excavation.
Trustees reviewed the method and the line-item cost; the board did not take final action on the expenditure during the workshop. The CIPP item appeared with other infrastructure projects in the capital-improvement list.
Trustees reviewed the method and the line-item cost; the board did not take final action on the expenditure during the workshop. The CIPP item appeared with other infrastructure projects in the capital-improvement list.
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