CITY OF OURAY

When it comes to deciding how to replace the city of Ouray’s aging, nearing-capacity sewage treatment system, the City Council doesn’t yet know what it wants.

It does, however, know what it doesn’t want: A replica of what it has now.

City councilors informally agreed during a Monday work session that they don’t want to replace the lagoon system with another lagoon system, which would be the least expensive option at $11.8 million. They also don’t want the priciest op...