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Council approves up to $96,784 for Well 6 replacement and Well 2 inspection/rehab
Summary
Council accepted two proposals from Water Well Solutions for a Well 6 pump replacement and an inspection/rehabilitation of Well 2. The approvals total $87,985.50 plus a 10% contingency ($8,798.55), for a possible total of $96,784.05.
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The City of McHenry City Council voted to accept two proposals from Water Well Solutions to replace the pump at Well 6 and to inspect and rehabilitate Well 2. The council approved the work for an amount not to exceed $87,985.50 with an additional 10% contingency of $8,798.55 to address issues found during inspection, for a potential total of $96,784.05.
The motion was made on the council floor and seconded; the clerk recorded an affirmative roll-call vote. During discussion, staff explained that the Well 6 pump replacement and aquifer rehabilitation had been budgeted for the fiscal year but was deferred while other plant work was completed. Staff said that, over the prior six weeks, Well 2 had a noticeable decrease in output; because the contractor would already be mobilized for Well 6, staff requested an additional scope for Well 2 to be done during the same mobilization to gain efficiency.
Aldermen asked whether the scope covered chemical treatment systems; staff clarified the proposals covered mechanical inspection and casing/hardware work only and did not include chemical systems such as fluoridation or chlorination.
The motion passed by roll call and the clerk recorded the vote as affirmative.

