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Council member moves to add chlorinator scale to SCADA with $4,000 authorization
Summary
A council member moved and another seconded a proposal to add a chlorinator scale into the town SCADA system with authorization up to $4,000; the transcript does not record a formal recorded vote.
A council member moved to authorize up to $4,000 to install a chlorinator scale and integrate it with the town's SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system during the Mantua Town Council meeting on May 25. The motion was seconded, but a roll-call vote is not recorded in the transcript.
The motion was introduced with the words, “I make a motion that we approve up to $4,000 to add…to put the chlorinator scale on the SCADA,” and a second was recorded. Council discussion briefly touched on cost and value; a commenter said Ron recommended finding out the exact value and cost before finalizing details.
The transcript shows the motion and a second but does not record further debate or a final, named vote on the motion. Because the transcript does not include a recorded outcome, the meeting record does not establish whether the council approved, rejected or tabled the expenditure beyond the motion and second being placed on the floor.
If the council takes a subsequent recorded vote on this item, the formal minutes or a later meeting transcript should be consulted for the official outcome and a full tally.
