The rates for sewer service(s) will be increasing effective June 1, 2022. 

The Residential dwelling unit(s) will go from $63.00 to $65.00 a month per Residential dwelling unit.

All Commercial; Marinas, Condos/HOA, Campground/RV Parks, Motel/Hotel/Resort, Boarding/Rooming House, Manufacturing, Food/Beverage Services, Nursing Homes, Schools, Church/Non-Profit, Laundromats, Car Wash, Gas Stations, Convenience Store, Retail/Office will see a $2.00 base rate increase.

Campground/RV Parks space fees will increase to $4.00/space.

The rate will increase will be effective June 1, 2022.

The District understands that rate increases are unfortunate but rising overhead costs have made the small increase unavoidable. 

We look forward to continuing to provide quality and dependable sewer services for you and your family.

If you have any questions, please contact us at the number provided on your statement or you can e-mail us.

Contractors just finished pouring 148 cubic yards of concrete on Monday 24 August. Next phase of concrete work will be the casting of the wall in 6 pieces.

Smico from Odessa, MO will be the contractor to build the 2nd aerator ring on the outside of clorifier 2 ring done during the initial construction of the plant. Magli will be the contractor to connect 147 additional customers to the system. The bulk of the customers will be of of Highway P from Morgan Hills, Moffitt Point and Kenroe Acres. Additional customers will be from the left side of Pelican Point subdivision off Highway O.

The Phase VI PER was published in June of 2019. It will connect Casino 9, Mil Creek Marina, Barclay Hill, Park Ave. and Darin Thruway off the end of Hunter Road, White Oak, right side of Pelican Point, Saddle Road, Lakewood Beach, and Idlewyld Road. This will amount to approximately 350 new connections. Current estimate is for the work to be in 2021 or 2022.

The construction contract for Phase V will be let in early 2020 with actual construction to begin in Spring. Construction will be divided into 2 parts; plant construction and sewer infrastructure to connect 136 new connections.

Phase V will be built with funds provided bt the Missouri Clean Water Fund. GASD will receive a loan of $1.635 million with a matching grant of $1.635 million. Approximately $600,000 will be spent to expand the sewer plant to be better able to handle the heavy summer flow of sewage. The District plans to implement sewers in a portion of Pelican Point off of Highway O, the rest of Moffitt Point, Morgan Hills, and King Road. Paperwork is currently underway.

The contractors are wrapping up the last few houses on Horseshoe Road in Moffitt Point. Ground cleanup will begin as soon as the weather moderates. Putting grass seed on the ground outside of the growing season is not something the contractors will do. Most work will be done by the end of April 2019

After bids were received in May, the award of the contract was made to Sterling Excavation & Engineering and their subsidiary of Ryan Construction Co. Construction began in August with the bulk of construction to be completed by the end of the year.

With the receipt of a planning grant from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Shoreline Surveying and Engineering, LLC will begin the preliminary engineering work on defining Phase 5. Phase 5 will pick up the rest of the original Phase 4 design that was left unfunded. This will enable GASD to begin sourcing funds for this phase while finishing the construction of Phase 4 currently underway.

With the receipt of funding from UDSA/RD, planning for Phase 4 is underway.

Phase 4 will connect Millers Rest and Shady Oak subdivisions on Highway O, and subdivisions past the intersection of Magnolia and Grey Eagle Roads. Engineering and right-of-way easements will begin shortly.

Actual construction will probably begin in late summer.