Beyond the already awarded A2 Drain maintenance contract, the FY27 capital proposals list a broader Storm Drain Fee Enterprise program with multiple projects: A2 Drain tree removals and ditch cleanout (carry‑forward), a 1875 South 400–500 West S‑Drain pipe lining project (new line 56‑61‑702, $150,000), and a 2425 South Nature Preserve storm drain outlet upgrade ($41,000). There is also funding for a spill response trailer ($15,000), Elements asset‑management features, and a SWPPP update required by Utah’s Division of Water Quality. These items are presented as ranked but not yet formally budgeted projects, indicating the city’s near‑term priorities for stormwater infrastructure rehabilitation, environmental protection, and program management tools. Vendors in CIPP pipe lining, storm drain construction, outfall retrofits, environmental compliance, spill response equipment, and stormwater asset‑management software can use this roadmap to initiate pre‑RFP conversations with the public works director about scope, timing, and packaging of these projects into bids starting in FY27.

Stormwater impact fee plan and analysis update also proposed; Twin D Inc. is already doing some stor...