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Lewiston council approves DEQ emerging-contaminants design funding agreement
Summary
The Lewiston City Council approved Resolution 2026-16 to accept an Idaho Department of Environmental Quality emerging contaminants funding offer and associated design agreement for drinking water facilities; the council vote was recorded in favor and City Engineer Luke Antonett was present for questions. Amount not specified in the record.
The Lewiston City Council voted to approve Resolution 2026-16 authorizing acceptance of an Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) emerging contaminants funding offer and associated agreement for drinking water facilities design. City Engineer Luke Antonett was present to answer council questions.
Councilor Forsman moved to approve Resolution 2026-16; Council President Kleberg seconded. The clerk recorded votes in favor and the motion carried. The resolution was presented as an action item and no dollar amount or detailed funding breakdown was given in the meeting record.
Mayor Dan Johnson introduced the item and noted staff availability for questions. Antonett's presence signaled the item related to technical design work for drinking water facility improvements; no implementation timeline or match requirements were specified during the discussion.
Next steps noted in the meeting record: the council approved the resolution and staff will proceed with the agreement as authorized. The council did not set an implementation date during the meeting.
