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Kittitas County approves $120,100 amendment with Parametrix for Brightgrass biosolids monitoring
Summary
The Kittitas County Board of Commissioners approved amendment No. 3 with Parametrix on May 20 to fund groundwater monitoring, well relocation permitting and new land application site work under the county's biosolids permit for $120,100.
Kittitas County commissioners approved an amendment to the county's consulting agreement with Parametrix on May 20 to cover groundwater monitoring, inspection and permitting work connected to the Brightgrass biosolids permit. Patty Stacy, the facilities waste and operations director, told commissioners the amendment is in the amount of $120,100.
“Before you is amendment number 3 with Parametrix. They are the consulting firm that is helping us with all of our permitting and, well, monitoring out at Ryegrass. This amendment covers the groundwater monitoring, the inspections and permitting of the well relocation and the development of new land application sites under our biosolids permit,” Patty Stacy said.
The item was presented as part of the meeting’s consent agenda and was approved when the board adopted the entire consent agenda by roll call. The consent vote was announced as aye by the commissioners in attendance.
The county did not provide additional line-item detail in the meeting about how the $120,100 will be spent among monitoring, permitting or construction oversight, nor did staff specify any separate matching funds or contract term in the public discussion. The record does not indicate any dissent or amendments to the Parametrix agreement during the meeting.
