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Lucas County commissioners approve four sanitary and WARF items after staff presentation

Lucas County Commissioners · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved four items from the sanitary engineer and the water resource recovery facility—agreements for sewer laterals at Maumee Western Estates and sewer work at Villaggio Apartments, acceptance of infrastructure in Hidden Grove, and a polymer supply contract for the county WARF—by roll call.

Lucas County commissioners approved four items from the county sanitary engineer and the water resource recovery facility during a brief business meeting, following a presentation by department staff.

Nate Incrotte, who presented the items on behalf of the sanitary engineer and WARF departments, described the four agenda items: approval of a private agreement for sanitary sewer laterals at Maumee Western Estates in Mount Clovis Township; approval of an agreement for sanitary sewer work at the Villaggio Apartments in Montclova Township; acceptance of sanitary sewer and water supply infrastructure in Hidden Grove in Springfield Township; and an award of the bid to Tidewater Products for liquid cationic polymer for the county’s water resource recovery facility (WARF).

After the presentation, the presiding official asked for questions and moved for approval. The clerk conducted a roll-call vote; Commissioners Cabecki, Gerken and Lopez each voted "yes," and the motion passed. The record shows a single motion to approve the four items as presented; no amendments or dissent were recorded.

The transcript includes numeric identifiers for the third item that were unclear in the record; those line numbers and any contract or ordinance identifiers were not specified in the meeting record. The motion and vote as recorded covered all four items together rather than separate roll-call votes per item.

The meeting closed after a brief personal-privilege remark wishing the public a happy Thanksgiving. No further public testimony, extended debate, or follow-up assignments were recorded in the transcript.