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Brookfield board approves engineering design work, six STP project submissions, fee increases and $1M credit boost
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting Brookfield trustees approved a Hancock Engineering design agreement for sewer lining, authorized six STP grant applications, raised several business and inspection fees, and increased a bank line of credit by $1 million to address delayed county property-tax disbursements.
The Village of Brookfield board approved several fiscal and infrastructure measures during its Jan. 12 meeting, including a design-and-construction engineering agreement, multiple grant-application authorizations, fee adjustments and an increase to the village’s temporary line of credit.
Design agreement and STP submissions The board approved a resolution to enter a professional design and construction engineering services agreement with Hancock Engineering for the 2026 sewer-lining improvements. The design engineering fee on the resolution before the board was $24,600; construction costs for the anticipated sewer repairs were estimated by staff to be about $326,000. Dan O’Malley of Hancock Engineering told trustees that bidding the sewer work as a separate contract from the federally funded resurfacing project should yield better pricing and allow the village to keep…
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