New Clean Water Services operating agreement
Summary
Tualatin's 2005 sewer and stormwater deal with Clean Water Services was outdated, so the city helped negotiate a new five-year agreement covering who owns and maintains what, how enforcement works, and billing. The city can now charge CWS an administrative fee for billing services it long covered itself, and CWS will make an annual presentation to the council.
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Last discussed Aug 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city can now recover billing-service overhead costs from Clean Water Services instead of absorbing them; the fee amount will come back to council in a separate agreement later.
All Tualatin ratepayers, since recovered billing costs and clearer responsibilities help keep sewer and stormwater service reliable.
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