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Water System Master Plan
The purpose of this Water System Master Plan Update is to perform an analysis of the City of Sherwood’s (City’s) water system and:
- Document water system upgrades, including significant changes in water supply completed since the 2005 Master Plan
- Estimate future water requirements including potential water system expansion areas
- Identify deficiencies and recommend water facility improvements that correct deficiencies and provide for growth
- Update the City’s capital improvement program (CIP)
- Evaluate the City’s existing water rates and system development charges (SDCs)
Below are links to download the final and approved version of the Water System Master Plan and the Water System Master Plan approved in 2005.