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At a glance: key votes from Delaware County Regional Wastewater January meeting
Summary
Board elected officers for the year, approved prior minutes and claims totaling $192,066, adopted a hardship shutoff ordinance, approved surplus of a snow plow, and authorized a not-to-exceed $35,000 inspection task order for the Daleville interceptor.
Key actions taken by the Delaware County Regional Wastewater Board during the January meeting:
- Election of officers: Board nominated and approved Bill as president, Ray Maynard as vice president and Josh Talby as treasurer (voice vote).
- Approval of minutes: Board approved minutes delivered 12/05/2025 (voice vote).
- Claims approval: Board approved claims totaling $192,066 covering Nov. 30 through Dec. 31 billing periods (voice vote).
- Ordinance adoption: Board adopted Ordinance 2025-03 establishing hardship shutoff procedures to allow staff discretion for narrowly defined medical/caregiver situations (voice vote; one abstention recorded).
- Surplus equipment: Board approved declaring an older snow plow surplus and to advertise for bids (voice vote).
- Contract/task order: Board approved a not-to-exceed $35,000 task order for Commonwealth to inspect about 1.5 miles of the Daleville interceptor and authorized the president to sign the task order once finalized (voice vote).
Notes: Transcript records voice votes for most items and lists a single abstention on the hardship ordinance; exact roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript. Follow-up items include staff drafting ordinance language on the lien-assist program and preparing the Commonwealth task order for circulation.
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