Summary
Routine stormwater inspection found the city responsible for downstream ditch work near Hampton Reserve; the Franklin County Engineer will do it for up to $101,833.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $101,833 including contingency.
Hampton Reserve and downstream residents.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Committee of the Whole - Oct 26 2026
The city is starting its first comprehensive water master plan since 2001 ($175,000), fixing dead-end water lines on Roberts Road, rebuilding Old Hilliard water lines, and ramping up a new sanitary sewer inflow-and-infiltration reduction program.
City Council - 2026-09-14
Code updates to Chapters 945 and 949 modernize water and sewer regulations, including differing notice requirements for water service line replacement and sewer work. Second reading Sept. 28.
City Council - 2026-03-23
About 2,500 feet of aging sewer lines along Columbia Street, Hamilton Road and Linda Road will be relined for $156,642 — well under the engineer's estimate. Less digging, longer-lasting pipes.
City Council - 2026-03-09
Council approved the annual sewer cleaning and camera inspection contract and a continuing CMOM program agreement, keeping the sewer system healthy and planning for future growth.
City Council - 2026-02-23
Routine stormwater inspection found the city responsible for downstream ditch work near Hampton Reserve; the Franklin County Engineer will do it for up to $101,833.
City Council - 2026-02-09
Hilliard operates 21 lift stations that are critical to public health — if one fails, sewage and stormwater systems are at risk. A 2025 master plan update prioritized fixes, and EMH&T was hired to design the work, funded through the five-year CIP.
City Council - 2026-02-02
The City is keeping EMH&T on retainer for stormwater work: EPA permit compliance, design fixes like erosion near Scioto Run, and smaller drainage studies. It's the behind-the-scenes work that keeps streams and basins functioning.
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