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Lawrence City utility board approves Harrison Point I&I study, appoints Paul Warner superintendent
Summary
The Lawrence City Utility Service Board approved a not-to-exceed $46,835 task order for an infiltration-and-inflow study at Harrison Point Apartments, accepted several account adjustments and surplus-property disposal, and voted to appoint Paul Warner as utilities superintendent.
The Lawrence City Utility Service Board on Jan. 14 approved a not-to-exceed $46,835 task order with American StructurePoint to study infiltration and inflow contributions from Harrison Point Apartments and took several routine administrative actions including appointing Paul Warner as the utilities superintendent.
The approvals came at a regularly scheduled meeting where Paul Warner, interim utilities superintendent, presented the task order and an update on ongoing sewer and water projects. "Tonight, the utilities is seeking approval of task order number 3 with American Structure Point and the not to exceed amount of $46,835 to begin the Lawrence Harrison Point Apartments I and I study," Warner said, referring to efforts to identify private sewer connections that add stormwater and other unwanted flows into the city system under an Agreed Order on Consent from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The nut of the decision: the city will…
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