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Council gives consensus to proceed with Naglia Engineering watershed inventory phase 1
Summary
Borough manager reported the Naglia Engineering proposal for a Phase 1 watershed inventory and said the firm revised the proposal three times; the council gave consensus to proceed.
At the Oct. 21 meeting, the borough manager presented an updated proposal from Naglia Engineering for a Phase 1 watershed inventory report and asked the council for consensus to proceed.
What was presented: The borough manager said the proposal had been revised three times and that borough staff (the borough engineer and IT coordinator) had already taken on some tasks, which reduced the borough’s costs. The scope described in the update focuses on an inventory and initial watershed planning tasks.
Council response: Council members indicated consensus to move forward with Naglia Engineering’s proposal; no roll-call vote was recorded. The borough manager asked only for consensus rather than a formal vote, and council members affirmed that direction.
Why it matters: A watershed inventory is a preliminary step for floodplain, stormwater and environmental planning and can inform capital projects and grant applications.
Next steps: The borough manager will proceed with engaging Naglia Engineering consistent with the revised proposal and the council’s consensus.
