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City updates council on $90,000 DES asset-management grant for sewer and storm systems
Summary
Public works presented results of a $90,000 Department of Environmental Services grant that funded consultants and technology for sewer and stormwater asset management; sewer inventory is mostly complete, stormwater less so, and the city bought a pole-mounted inspection camera.
LACONIA, N.H. — The city’s public works department updated the City Council on July 28 about a Department of Environmental Services (DES) asset-management grant that funded inventory, condition assessments and technology for sewer and stormwater systems.
"The grant funded from DES, $90,000 in total, fully funded — $80,000 that was for consultants, and $10,000 for technology," Assistant Public Works Director Nate Jurette told councilors. "Our sewer asset management program is 98% complete." He added that the stormwater inventory and condition assessments are about 60% complete.
Jurette said…
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