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Approve minutes: The board approved the minutes of the Feb. 3, 2025, Board of Public Works meeting. A motion and second were made and the board approved the minutes by voice vote.

Forklift purchase: The board approved a motion to purchase one Bobcat g 30 m dash 7 forklift from Walter Group for $32,935 for the wastewater division. Wastewater Superintendent Mark Cavella said the purchase will be funded from wastewater utility user fees and not from the city's tax base. The CIP listed an estimated cost of $40,000 for the same 2025 purchase. The motion carried by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.

Adjourn: A motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the board approved the motion by voice vote and the meeting ended.

The transcript records these approvals as voice votes; no individual vote tallies or names of the members who moved or seconded motions are recorded in the meeting excerpt.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Public Works 2-17-2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its Feb. 17 meeting the Marshfield Board of Public Works approved minutes from Feb. 3, authorized a $32,935 forklift purchase for the wastewater division and adjourned; approvals were by voice vote and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript.","taxTitle","Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin","taxId",69252,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6326424,"Wastewater staff review decades-long sewer lining program; 35% of mains rehabilitated",901,293000,1194000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2324490-6acb5963334c1abcbb976ed6b086d628&start=293&end=1194","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2324490-6acb5963334c1abcbb976ed6b086d628/thumbnail_293000.jpg","/articles/6326424/Marshfield/Wood-County/Wisconsin/Wastewater-staff-review-decades-long-sewer-lining-program-35-of-mains-rehabilitated","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6326424-28d754dadf6c73ef1ae1cd7a64c6195c/orig.mp4?Expires=1775937384&Signature=P3Tx6Nbr8tVDT-5vR-yhZeAGGX3FDVBKZdBeP0eJCg5~VN374MX2X~pPBKO5ecmBc~WlGYDCqMthg9Xz9sPO8PrVUwS3c9QQG5jMg19rb8zJSIbKpTL65nfvdivzdkuM93tWbZWQqR-HpEPfVPBrCKU-Yed7VckIy8~ys-hwqELI--N-Kg37LluajI~~jbr9btnKIGOwClNr73yOseGwHbV~GokuILy~hVgWV84Rh7Ri4YYSjU5qKhnoGbiuv~qJMsv77F4Df336t362yJxm7FOHcdbOVxth9cYXJ3Ql-qG9xamZyUtydzw8SRCb1YPkx5MhTR07PVnIUDj80YOy6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mark Veil, wastewater superintendent, gave a presentation Feb. 17 outlining the city of Marshfield's sanitary sewer system and its multi-decade program to rehabilitate mains using cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining.

Veil said the city's sewer system covers roughly 7,500 acres and contains more than 700,000 feet of sewer main and over 2,500 manholes. He summarized the pipe material history: clay mains installed from the early 1900s through the 1940s (prone to leaks and root intrusion), concrete mains installed in the 1950s–1960s (susceptible to internal deterioration), and PVC mains used from the 1970s onward. Veil said the city first contracted a lining project in 1998 and has completed lining projects approximately every other year since then.

\"Lining has typically cost in the neighborhood of $25 per foot,\" Veil said. He said there have been 12 lining projects over the past 25 years totaling about $7 million in rehabilitation work; he estimated that replacing those pipelines by excavation would have exceeded $26 million, meaning lining saved roughly $19 million over that period. Veil said roughly 35% of the system—about a quarter million feet—has been rehabilitated by lining to date.

Veil noted limits of lining: it cannot straighten crooked or sagging pipe and is not suitable for small-diameter (6-inch or smaller) clay mains, which must be replaced. He described spot lining for isolated defects and a newer T-liner technique that can form a watertight transition at laterals; he said the T-liner will be used on portions of South Maple this summer. Veil also showed inspection video comparisons of deteriorated pipe before and after lining.

Board member Russ asked about an observed PVC crack; Veil said PVC cracking is uncommon and usually results from a construction issue or a rock in the trench during installation. He explained how a preformed T-liner is inserted and expanded to seal a lateral and described hydrophilic gaskets that swell with moisture to create a seal.

Veil identified the portion of mains still needing work: about 3.5% are clay mains yet to be rehabilitated, about 8.5% are concrete lines remaining, and in total about 14.5% of mains still require rehabilitation by lining or replacement. He contrasted lining with full street reconstruction projects such as East Fourteenth Street (completed last year) and upcoming West Fifth and South Vine projects, which include full replacement of sewer and other utilities.

No formal action was taken on the presentation; the board thanked Veil for the update.","Wastewater staff presented a history and progress report on the city's cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining program: about 35% of the sewer system has been lined, with roughly $7 million spent across 12 projects and an estimated $19 million saved versus full replacements.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":44,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":50,"_51":93,"_53":94,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":95,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":96,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6326428,"Board approves purchase of forklift for wastewater division",214,301000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2324490-6acb5963334c1abcbb976ed6b086d628&start=87&end=301","/articles/6326428/Marshfield/Wood-County/Wisconsin/Board-approves-purchase-of-forklift-for-wastewater-division","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6326428-ce094391670b39b98d07f069fb52a73a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775937384&Signature=Sfxg5k0MuctjXLBQfNAgKcooJPeSwaOSIz6C3rKbklR4rejRlH5i7IuYTz581KfEe62uN66bUI16CdmbcEXlfQXcCdMOPocplhyHZred4KlEW3R4XVRpvBgMMzUTtCE0kt3MXY4WxcpYLC5wRFr0obVG5FgDWyereeDvSugw~cSJl1pWwZIyW5vIU4SBK0Ewqhdur09ovfXUyuuHqEUWQEbdK955xhKaLOAD62MQqEfb2bwf~WBn7uzoFvq9CWWM9DrxmXIX9rgWl0rnqEK0Z781T6LrynfNNPjWl27GNJasdEnIosziSrdGH1u3Y52k~-QFUdDFwxhlT3839lsPQw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Board of Public Works voted Feb. 17 to approve the purchase of a new forklift for the wastewater division to handle palletized supplies and outgoing equipment repairs.

Mark Cavella, wastewater superintendent, told the board the division has no forklift and frequently needs to borrow or rent one to move polymer barrels, hydraulic oil, gear lube, magnesium hydroxide bags and replacement parts. \"The wastewater division currently has no forklift,\" Cavella said. He recommended buying a new Bobcat g 30 m dash 7 from Walter Group for $32,935 and said funding will come from wastewater utility user fees rather than the city's tax base.

Cavella told the board staff obtained quotes from three central Wisconsin forklift dealerships and reviewed a Sourcewell option, comparing new and used machines before selecting the Bobcat model as the most cost-effective choice. He said the department determined it needed a forklift with a 6,000-pound lift capacity and a 44-inch reach. Cavella cited features including a disc brake system, a 50-hour complimentary servicing, and built-in warning systems for low fuel or LP levels as part of the selection rationale.

A motion to approve the purchase was made and seconded; the board voted by voice and the motion carried. The superintendent noted the city's Capital Improvement Plan listed the purchase as a 2025 item and estimated cost at $40,000, meaning the approved purchase price is lower than the CIP estimate.

Board members asked questions about vendor comparisons and warranty differences; Cavella said the models looked similar overall but cited the warranty and known brand reliability as deciding factors. The approval moves procurement forward; the board did not record a roll-call tally in the meeting record beyond a voice vote.

The next agenda item was a sanitary sewer lining presentation by wastewater staff.

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