Summary
The shuttered Southeast Resource Recovery Facility is being torn down, and this contract sets that in motion. Once demolition is complete, the joint powers authority that runs SERRF will dissolve — ending a long-running city-district partnership.
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
The contract is up to $5.72 million, with a projected $3.4 million shortfall split between the city and the Sanitation Districts under a tentative settlement.
Residents get the old plant site cleared and the city closes out a facility that no longer serves anyone.
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