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Council authorizes $2.975 million to advance chlorine gas conversion elements at water treatment plant

5329033 ยท July 8, 2025

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Summary

Troy City Council approved emergency legislation increasing authorization for select elements of the chlorine gas conversion project at the water treatment plant to $2,975,000 and authorized the director to contract with Peterson Construction Company for specified equipment and elements.

Troy City Council adopted a resolution increasing the authorization for elements of the chlorine gas conversion project at the City of Troy water treatment plant to $2,975,000 and authorized the Director of Public Service and Safety to enter into a contract with Peterson Construction Company to procure limeslaker and dust-collection equipment and related elements.

The Building and Utilities Committee reported that the committee supports proceeding with contract award for portions of the project at this time, noting that increasing authorization reflects equipment purchases and related work. The committee recommended emergency legislation so the city can issue orders and award a contract for the limeslaker and dust-collection equipment.

Resolution R332025 (amending earlier resolution R212025) was moved, the council suspended the rules, and the resolution was adopted by roll call during the meeting.

Why this matters: The project authorizes procurement of equipment needed for conversion away from chlorine gas handling components and commits nearly $3 million in authorization for those project elements.