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Council approves wastewater plant payment, authorizes camera purchase and fund payments

3757896 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a partial payment to Plocker Construction for the wastewater treatment plant phase 1 headworks project, authorized procurement of an EnviroSite VeriLite Pro Plus 200 push camera via a waiver of bids, and approved payments from the waterworks and sewage projects fund; items were on the consent agenda and passed unanimously.

The Jacksonville City Council approved multiple utility-related consent items, including a partial pay estimate to Plocker Construction Company for the wastewater treatment plant phase 1 headworks project and authorization to accept a proposal from Key Equipment & Supply Co. for an EnviroSite VeriLite Pro Plus 200 push camera. The council also authorized payments from the waterworks and sewage projects fund for services rendered.

Alderman Watts presented the three utility items and moved their approval. In presenting the procurement item, Watts said the resolution authorized an amendment to resolution 25 RO 82 and approved a waiver of advertisements for bids to accept Key Equipment & Supply Company's proposal for the EnviroSite VeriLite Pro Plus 200 push camera with all-terrain wheels.

The utility packet also included "partial pay estimate number 20 2" to Plocker Construction Company for the wastewater treatment plant phase 1 headworks project; the transcript lists that pay estimate but does not provide the dollar amount. The council approved payments from the Water Works and Sewage Project Fund for services rendered and improvement projects; no line-item amounts or vendor details beyond those named were provided in the meeting record.

These items were on the consent agenda and were approved when the clerk called the roll. The consent-agenda roll call recorded unanimous votes in favor by the council members present. No discussion or public comment on these utility items appears in the transcript.

Details such as the dollar amount for the partial pay estimate, the cost of the EnviroSite camera, and any delivery or installation timelines were not specified in the meeting record. The transcript also does not include bids received, evaluation criteria, or procurement justification beyond the waiver of advertisement referenced in the resolution.