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Select Board approves up to $252,500 from Sewer Treatment capital reserve for plant upgrades and evaluations
Summary
The Select Board approved a motion to authorize Public Works to spend up to $252,500 from the Sewer Treatment Capital Reserve Fund for electrical upgrades, pump rebuilds, catwalk preliminary design and a plant upgrade evaluation, subject to verification that irrigation/catwalk costs fit the reserve definition.
The Wolfeboro Select Board authorized Public Works on July 19 to expend up to $252,500 from the Sewer Treatment Capital Reserve Fund for a series of planned plant upgrades and an engineering evaluation. The motion requires staff to verify that spending on spray‑irrigation line mowing/cutting and catwalk preliminary design fit the reserve fund’s purpose before disbursement. Public Works staff outlined a package of planned work that includes electrical upgrades to replace a rib pump and aeration blower valves, preliminary catwalk design at the lagoon, mowing and tree work on spray irrigation lines, and a plant upgrade evaluation intended to assess flow/load, system condition and alternatives. The board approved the request after a motion that included the verification contingency; the vote was recorded in the meeting.
