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County staff asks commissioners to consider engineering reimbursement agreement with Flemington for sanitary sewer work
Summary
Planning staff asked the commissioners to consider an agreement to reimburse county planning for engineering-management services on a Flemington sanitary sewer project, with county services estimated at about $10,030 to be primarily reimbursed in 2026.
Planning staff asked the Clinton County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 27 to consider entering into an engineering reimbursement agreement with the Borough of Flemington to manage design and construction for a sanitary sewer project on Locust Lane and Frederick Street.
Mr. Gibson (planning staff) said the borough has hired an engineering consultant for the sanitary sewer work and requested the county's planning department manage the project design, data collection and construction oversight. The presenter estimated county services would be reimbursed at about $10,030 over 2025 and primarily reimbursed in 2026.
A commissioner asked whether planning staff had capacity to take on the additional work; the presenter said the 911 project concludes in December, which will free staff time and that other work is already lined up, so the department expects to accommodate the Flemington agreement.
No formal approval or vote on the agreement was recorded in the work session transcript; the item was placed on the upcoming commissioners' meeting agenda for consideration.
