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Staff reports sewer plant and alarm work pending mayor signature; asphalt repairs and winter preparations scheduled
Summary
Staff updated council that previously approved work on the sewer plant and fire-alarm detector replacements requires the mayor’s signature. Public-works staff outlined plans to winterize park restrooms, schedule asphalt patching (including Flat Lane) before winter and prepare sand and plows for snow control.
City staff told council the proposal for sewer-plant work and replacement of fire-alarm detectors had already been approved by council at a prior meeting and that the document now requires the mayor’s signature to proceed. No additional council action was recorded in the transcript; staff identified the signature step as an administrative requirement.
Staff and council also discussed winterization of park restrooms, including turning off irrigation, adding RV antifreeze to traps, verifying deadbolts and heaters, and ensuring locks function. Staff said one of the restroom heaters might need inspection and that the bathrooms had been recently redone and were holding up well.
For roads and paving, staff reported planned asphalt repairs on Flat Lane and other cut patches and said they had arranged to pick up asphalt and intended to complete patches before winter if possible. Staff said the contractor Staker could complete work sooner than others; they planned to follow up and attempt to secure paving before the batch plants close for the season. Staff also said pressure tests on recent water work had passed and final inspections were planned.
