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Geneva council approves emergency HydroCorp contracts for mandated backflow-prevention surveys
Summary
The City of Geneva unanimously passed two emergency resolutions to hire HydroCorp for cross-connection control and backflow prevention work: a year-one contract for $43,145.34 and a five-year agreement totaling $51,675.52, with council waiving three readings to expedite work required by state regulators.
The City of Geneva City Council on Feb. 9 unanimously approved two emergency resolutions to contract with HydroCorp to carry out mandated cross-connection control and backflow-prevention surveys.
City Manager (addressed in the meeting as "Mister Raquette") told the council the work is driven by state regulatory requirements and is labor intensive. He said the initial, year-one contract is for $43,145.34 and the multiyear agreement for years two through six…
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