During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the city's current population growth, which is exceeding projections and raising concerns about infrastructure capacity, particularly in sewer systems. The dialogue highlighted the need for strategic planning to accommodate the influx of new residents and its implications for water and sewer services.

One official noted that while there have been no significant updates regarding water consumption, there are pressing concerns from West Sound regarding sewer capacity. The city is facing challenges due to its aging infrastructure, which is struggling to handle the increased demand.

To address these issues, the city plans to focus on reducing infiltration and inflow (INI) in the sewer system over the next few years. This initiative aims to mitigate the impact of groundwater and rainwater entering the sewer collection system, which unnecessarily increases treatment costs. The officials emphasized the importance of proactive measures to ensure that the city's infrastructure can support its growing population effectively.