RESOLVE Anaerobic Digestion Project
Summary
The city wants to build a facility that turns garbage, yard waste and sewage sludge into renewable natural gas, keeping up to 70% of waste out of landfills. It would sit on a 59-acre site near the old Reuter facility in West Pines, with an RFP going out soon and construction targeted around fiscal year 2028.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Costs TBD via RFP — the mayor's bottom line is that residents must pay much less than the $178.43/ton market alternative.
Residents get a modern waste solution, potential recycling restoration, and possibly a sustainability park that attracts businesses.
Neighbors near the West Pines site — about 500-700 feet from the property line — want firm guarantees on odor and safety.
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