Sewer contractor finds saturated pipe segment; Council authorizes relocation and investigation
Livingston Septic reported a section of sewer pipe allowing protruding water that must be located and repaired before a liner can be installed; Council authorized the contractor to coordinate with Superintendent Shawn Lane to find a new liner location and investigate and fix the cause.
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During the Public Works report Superintendent Shawn Lane told the Council that Livingston Septic has encountered a problem while installing sewer liners. Chris Brown of Livingston Septic said his crew located a section allowing "a lot of protruding water" that must be identified and repaired before lining can proceed. Brown offered to use the liner planned for that spot at another location in town at no extra charge and said he would honor the same contract price per linear foot.
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