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Public Works announcements: groundbreaking, May fair and $10 million water-plant renovation headed to council

Public Works Advisory Committee · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Committee heard scheduling and outreach announcements: a groundbreaking moved to next Thursday at 4:30 p.m., the Public Works Fair is set for May 21, and Mr. Bender said bids for a $10,000,000 water-plant renovation will go to city council next week.

During closing remarks at the April 16 meeting, committee staff and members reviewed upcoming events and city projects. The chair said the groundbreaking that had been discussed was rescheduled for next Thursday at 4:30 p.m. and invited committee members to attend.

Mister Bender told the committee the city bid its water-plant renovation and the low bid resulted in a $10,000,000 project that "that contract will be going to the city council, next week at their meeting." He said the renovation will replace the RO system and chemical-feed systems at a plant that is 23 years old. Bender also listed the Public Works Fair scheduled for May 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ozzie Sports Park on Tier Hughes Boulevard and said the recording secretary Julie will return in June.

Councilman Costello, speaking to committee members and attendees, thanked citizens for voting in a recent election and said he will continue to be available to the committee even if reassignments occur. The committee then moved to adjourn and approved the motion by voice vote.